$120M Hawaiian Islands Undersea Fiber Link Launched to Boost Broadband

📅 February 1, 2024 - UH and Ocean Networks launch a $120M Hawaiian Islands Fiber Link to upgrade broadband, enhancing digital connectivity across the state under Connect Kākou.

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