Submarine Cable Fault Disrupts Finland-Germany Telecom Services
A submarine fiber-optic cable connecting Finland and Germany has experienced a fault, resulting in a service outage. The Finnish cybersecurity company Cinia is currently investigating the cause of this disruption, which affects services provided over the C-Lion1 cable.
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A fault has been discovered in a vital submarine fiber-optic telecom cable linking Finland and Germany. The outage is currently under investigation by the Finnish cyber security and network company Cinia, which is state-controlled.
Cinia reported that the services facilitated by the C-Lion1 cable are presently down due to the fault. Efforts are underway to identify the precise cause of this issue, affecting a key infrastructure component between the two countries.
The company's statement emphasized their commitment to quickly resolving the disruption to restore communication services back to operational status.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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