subsea

September 1, 2022

SP360: SERVICE PROVIDER

Next Generation Transponder Technology to Align with Subsea SDM Cables

4 min read

Hyperscale cloud and content providers continue to connect their data centers across the oceans with subsea cables while adding capacity and new routes for reliability

Cisco Brings Innovation and Automation to OFC 2022

5 min read

Cisco will be live at OFC this year, showcasing its Network as a Sensor, Automation, client optics, pluggable coherent solutions, and Routed Optical Networking solutions

September 15, 2021

SP360: SERVICE PROVIDER

The New Earthquake Sensor is the Network!

3 min read

The Cisco NCS 1004 can detect and provide seismic visibility via the coherent optic over subsea cables - improving operations at no additional cost.

March 1, 2021

EXECUTIVE PLATFORM

Cisco Completes Acquisition of Acacia

1 min read

Cisco completed its acquisition of Acacia Communications, Inc., a company that designs and manufactures high-speed optical interconnect products and technologies. Acacia’s technology is very complementary to Cisco’s optical systems and optics strategy and reinforces its investment in the Internet for the Future with world-class coherent optical solutions for our customers.

January 13, 2020

SP360: SERVICE PROVIDER

Cisco Makes Waves in Subsea Market

3 min read

Cisco continues to be a leading optical transport vendor driving the subsea evolution. Learn how our solution is helping our customers keep up with current and future demands with more capacity, longer distance and lower cost per bit.

Distance + Capacity = Cisco Sets Global Spectral Efficiency Record

2 min read

The subsea market is booming, and Cisco continues to be a leading optical transport vendor driving this evolution.

January 15, 2019

SP360: SERVICE PROVIDER

Growth of Submarine Cables and How the Cisco NCS 1004 Fits

4 min read

Submarine cables form the backbone of the Internet. In a live field trial, the Cisco NCS 1004 drove a single wavelength of 300G over a 10,000km sub-sea link. The spectral efficiency achieved was 43 percent better than any other option available in the industry today.