Norway’s Bulk Reportedly Seeks Canadian Owner for Cable Bypassing US
Bulk says the $620 million project needs a Canadian owner and studies before it can build a direct, secure link to Europe.
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Norway’s Bulk reportedly seeks Canadian owner for cable bypassing US
Norway’s Bulk Infrastructure Group wants a Canadian partner to own most of a planned subsea cable between Europe and Canada. The cable would avoid the US. Bulk’s founder, Peder Nærbø, set out the plan to Bloomberg on Monday. Much of Canada’s data and voice traffic now passes through US networks, the outlet reported. US threats against Canada […] This story continues at The Next Web
Norway Data Center Firm Hunts for Partner on Canada-Europe Fiber Link
Much of Canada’s data and voice traffic travels through US networks, but US threats against Canadian sovereignty have forced Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government to review this vulnerability.
Without the United States.
Bulk Infrastructure explores a Canadian partner who controls most of the Leif Erikson project, a submarine cable designed to link Norway and Canada without crossing the United States.
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