US EditionQuintillion to Repair Broken Arctic Fiber Line After Six-Month Delay
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Quintillion to Repair Broken Arctic Fiber Line After Six-Month Delay
WASHINGTON, July 14, 2025 – It’s been six months, but a damaged Alaskan fiber cable may soon be back online.Quintillion President Michael McHale announced Friday that the company will dispatch vessels this July to repair an undersea cable line severed by Arctic ice in January. The internet-service provider had to postpone repairs until summer because of Arctic conditions and thick sea ice surrounding the line. The repairs were anticipated to tak…
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