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Submarine Networks World 2026

 

Submarine Networks World x Subsea Security World 2026

The Premier Submarine Communications Conference

23-24 September 2026 | Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Singapore

 

Get ready for inspirational keynotes, lively debates and bold new ideas, all at the world's largest annual gathering of the global subsea telecommunications industry.

Submarine Networks World 2026 is the biggest edition yet. Expect 1000+ subsea communications leaders, 130+ industry speakers and a whole new theatre for 2026 - Subsea Security World.

Focusing on the big talking-point of the last year, 'SSW' dives deeper than before on cable security and protection and brings together sector-specific specialists, national and regional government entities, navy, coastguard and policy makers and academics from across the world. 

Will you be joining your peers and colleagues at simply THE unmissable subsea event of 2026?

Book your tickets now and be part of SNW x SSW 2026. 

For more information, visit https://www.terrapinn.com/Experience2026SNW

Submarine Cable Networks members enjoy 10% discount: book with promo code*: SCN10

*Valid from 30 June 2026 onwards.

Submarine Networks World

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