Alaska Power & Telephone Completes SEALink South Submarine Cable and Landing Sites
Alaska Power & Telephone completes SEALink South fiber optic cable project, connecting Ketchikan with Prince of Wales Island.
Alaska Power & Telephone completes SEALink South fiber optic cable project, connecting Ketchikan with Prince of Wales Island.
The first subsea fiber optic cable to directly connect Malaysia and the US will land at the Alaska Communications cable landing station in Florence, Oregon.
This year has been busy for the BNC/GCI Airraq Network fiber project, which is working to close the digital divide in the Y-K Delta region.
The crew sent to fix the Quintillion undersea cable encountered ice, difficult currents, and a food shortage in its effort to fix the link.
AlCan ONE, which began construction in spring 2019, establishes a secure and reliable fiber connection to any point in the contiguous United States, providing Alaskans with a robust internet transport connection for decades to come.
Supporting Alaska’s maritime industry, GCI is wrapping up the first phase of a project to deliver fiber optic connectivity to the Port of Alaska in Anchorage and laying the groundwork to extend that service to other shipping stakeholders in the area.
GCI announced a partnership with Ericsson to build the nation’s northernmost 5G network in Anchorage.
Arctic Alaska is renowned for its abundant wildlife, mountainous terrain, formidable weather, and isolated communities. Providing technology infrastructure in the region—which encompasses the North Slope Borough, the Northwest Arctic Borough, and the Nome Census Area—can be daunting.