FLAG Adds MIST and I-2SEA Capacity for Mumbai John Tanner, Developing TelecomsSeptember 30, 2026 FLAG has announced investments in the MIST and I-2SEA submarine cable systems to broaden its routing options into and out of Mumbai. The private subsea operator is combining capacity agreements with investment in terrestrial infrastructure in India. The additions form part [...]
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