Nauru breaks ground on first international submarine cable connection
By December 2025, the project will deliver faster, higher-quality and more reliable internet connectivity for over 100,000 residents across Nauru, Kiribati and FSM.
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Nauru breaks ground on first international submarine
By December 2025, the project will deliver faster, higher-quality and more reliable internet connectivity for over 100,000 residents across Nauru,