Quintillion Plans Extension of Subsea Cable System
Quintillion plans to build new branches of its subsea cable system off a new extension stretching from Nome, Alaska, to other locations in the state. In an FCC application Tuesday to modify its existing cable landing license, Quintillion said the…
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new branches would provide fiber-optic infrastructure to communities in its service region, giving them "a diverse, resilient, low latency, competitive pathway to U.S. and global interconnectivity and cloud services."