The Asian Carriers Conference (ACC) is back – and the 2022 edition might be the best one yet. As the leading telecommunications event in the…
Inligo’s CTO Presents Keynote at SNW 2022
Mr. Anthony Callanan – Chief Technical Officer for Inligo Networks, Presents Keynote regarding the Inligo Network at Submarine Networks World (SNW 2022) in Singapore Inligo…
David Robertson joins Inligo Networks
Inligo Networks is delighted to announce the appointment of David Robertson to our Global Advisory Board. David Robertson joins Inligo following a successful career as…
Inligo Networks to deliver keynote showcase at Submarine Networks World 2022
Inligo Networks Pte Ltd will attend the 25th edition of Submarine Networks World 2022 as an associate sponsor on September 7 and 8 at the…
Sacom and Inligo Networks conclude meetings with Timor Leste President Ramos-Horta
The owner of Sacom Timor-Leste company, Abílio Araújo, has committed to bringing a subsea fibre optic cable from Singapore to Timor-Leste. After meeting with President…
Inligo Networks signs major agreement with Equinix Data Centres Asia
Inligo Networks has signed a global master agreement with Equinix out of the Asia Pacific Region. The agreement with Equinix Data Centres Asia provides much…
Inligo Networks to underpin Digital Revolution strategy for Northern Territory
Inligo Network prepared for increased demand with bold strategy in Northern Territory Economists say the Territory’s close proximity to South-East Asia offers Darwin an unparalleled…
Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison of Indonesia to partner with Inligo networks on trans pacific cable
Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison and Inligo Networks announce both parties will partner to build a high-capacity fibre-optic telecommunication submarine cable system, Inligo Networks Asia Connect Cable…
Planned Darwin-Adelaide cable link necessary due to lack of existing capacity
Startup fibre carrier Inligo Networks says its plans for a national fibre network were prompted by the reality that there is no justification for connecting Darwin to its planned SE Asian-US network if it could not haul multiple terabits from there to the population centres of south eastern Australia.
Australian Subsea Start-up To Build Transpacific Cable
Inligo’s $700m (USD) subsea optical cable system linking Australia, Asia and the United States will land in Darwin – bringing with it infrastructure and jobs.…