Ecuador’s Telconet Pushes Past Controversy, Chooses Vertiv to Build Cable Landing Station in Colombia By Jason Ma, Data Center Dynamics May 12, 2025 Ecuadorian telecoms company Telconet has chosen Vertiv, a provider of critical digital infrastructure, to build a cable landing station (CLS) in Colombia for subsea cable Carnival Submarine Networks-1 (CSN-1). The CLS will [...]
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