Underwater Cable Boosts Haida Gwaii's Internet Resilience
Haida Gwaiis New Underwater Fiber-Optic Cable: A Leap Towards Reliable Internet
Residents of Haida Gwaii, a remote archipelago off British Columbias coast, are set to gain high-speed, reliable internet with a new $24 million underwater fiber-optic cable. The current cable frequently fails, disrupting emergency services and local businesses. The new line, starting construction in spring 2027, will add redundancy, ensuring internet stays online even during repairs. Local leaders praise the project for boosting resiliency, enabling online artistry, e-commerce growth, and crucial public safety communications.
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