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This reading wouldn’t make sense for me if I don’t have a written note or map to go with it: (sadly some of the content is written in Chinese)
Mother. Earch Mother Board.pdf
I went through the 2025 submarine cable map from TeleGeography’s, and pinned the countries visited in this article, and where I’m right now, versus my home country Taiwan. Not sure if I should feel relieved or not see all these cables passing through Taiwan. I guess this is my problem right now, how should I interpret the fact that a lot of cable passing through the same location? Does it means it’s safe from conflict? or does it means it’s important geographically speaking, and is a place with high risk?
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Hudson 325
What is wireless MMR, and its merit?
“The wireless MMR will enhance connectivity to subsea cables,” why?
Empire City Subway (ECS) conduit system
A combination of wired (traditional) and wireless MMR, to cope with the low latency and high redundancy need for NYC’s finance business trading.
constructing 16 new, diverse
4” building Points of Entry (POE) and conduits directly into the Empire City Subway (ECS) conduit system as well as diverse in-building ladder rack and duct distribution through the North and South dedicated fiber shafts.
POE → Conduit → Transitional Splice Room → Fiber Shaft → MMR
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