Well for Norway that proves the point. Have you saw the coast of Norway? It's heavily punctured by fjords which mean a lot of up and down. Many communities are connected to many of their neighbours by car ferries, not roads.
Not really. Subsea cable is often cheaper and easier to install than an overland route. Octoberfranklin is just wrong on the economics.
In fjords you can just use a barge to lay the cable or, this being Norway, you can just roll out the cable on the ice and let it sink in the spring.
Subsea cable is often cheaper and easier to install than an overland route. Octoberfranklin is just wrong on the economics.
Hey iptrans, instead of just saying "octoberfranklin is wrong" over and over, how about posting a verifiable link with pricing information? You know, like I did here: