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Old 25-11-2003, 21:36   #75
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Re: MERGED - Connection problems in Bromley

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Originally Posted by th'engineer
Using other dns myself as well looks like a quiet night for all but NTL
nope freeserve pooched also. So are othe companies we are hearing

so if tat-14 has gone down we in trouble then.

not just US traffic according to this link

TAT-14 is the highest capacity undersea cable in Concert's current arsenal, which includes ownership in 115 systems totaling more than 300,000 miles globally. At 640 Gbit/s protected capacity (1.3 Tbit/s total capacity), the Transatlantic Cable 14 network is more than twice as fast as its TAT-12-13 predecessor.

The project interconnects US stations in Manasquan and Tuckerton, NJ with those in Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, France and the United Kingdom. These stations are connected by 15,000 kilometers of cable with four fiber pairs. "It has the capability to transmit the content of a hundred PC hard drives each second and the content of more than 24 DVD disks every second," says Sheel Manchanda, director of international cable management. now i want that diverting to my house, you think they would
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