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Norwegian undersea cable builder pitches 2,800-mile transatlantic data link between Canada and Europe to bypass the US

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A Norwegian company building fiber networks and data centers across Europe is looking for a majority partner to help fund and build a transatlantic undersea cable that would connect Canada with…

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