AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSubsea Connectivity: Orange is pushing ahead with ReuNION, a planned submarine cable linking La Réunion to South Africa, aimed at cutting latency, diversifying routes, and boosting resilience as older systems near end-of-life; the consortium includes Telco OI, Réunicable, and La Réunion Connectée, with Alcatel Submarine Networks handling design and manufacturing, and Orange as the “landing party” managing permits, shore civil works, a secure landing station, and terrestrial interconnects. Local Economic Strain: In Plum Mitan, residents say the decline of Marper Farm has triggered job losses after an OJT plant-propagation programme was discontinued in 2017, with the farm now showing neglect and infrastructure deterioration. Industry Watch (Telecom/Networks): A broader telecom and networking roundup highlights major operator and vendor moves, including Ciena’s strong AI-driven sales growth and ongoing network reliability concerns at large carriers. Community & Governance: A neighborhood association meeting is set for Sept. 8 (in person, streamed online), while separate local reporting flags community concerns around surveillance cameras and how access rules are applied.
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