Author name: Nigel Cranworth

Beneath the waves, a silent revolution is brewing, and it’s not just about fish and coral. The ocean, that vast and mysterious expanse, is becoming an AI-driven frontier, transforming how we monitor and interact with underwater infrastructures like c

In a bold move that could reshape the global maritime landscape, the Indian Ports Association (IPA) has inked a groundbreaking Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with C3iHub, IIT Kanpur, under the Digital Centre of Excellence (DCoE) initiative. This i

In a significant move that’s set to ripple through the maritime sector, TK Ramachandran, Secretary of India’s Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW), rolled out the red carpet for International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Secretary-General

The Subsea Expo Awards, held this year at Aberdeen’s P&J Live, was more than just a night of glitz and glamour; it was a testament to the UK’s prowess in the underwater industry, which pumps a whopping £9.2 billion into the national economy annually.

The Schmidt Ocean Institute’s research vessel Falkor (too) has just wrapped up its first science expedition to Antarctica, and it’s not just a feather in their cap, but a whole damn bird. After a year of meticulous preparation, the ship and its crew

Asso.subsea, a key player in the subsea cable services sector, has just dropped a bombshell with the launch of its Marine Technology Business Unit. This isn’t just another division; it’s a strategic power move that’s set to shake up the industry. The

In a move that’s got the maritime world on edge, Sweden has kicked off a preliminary investigation into a suspected breach of an undersea cable off its southwestern coast in the Baltic Sea. The coastguard, always the first to know, confirmed the news

In a groundbreaking revelation that’s set to rewrite maritime history, researchers Riczar Fuentes and Alfred Pawlik from Ateneo de Manila University have dropped a bombshell. Their upcoming paper in the April 2025 issue of the Journal of Archaeologic

Meta’s latest venture into the subsea telecommunications arena is a game-changer, and it’s not just about laying down some wires under the ocean. This 50,000 kilometer, five continent subsea cable system is a bold move that could reshape how we think

Captain Duke Snider, a seasoned ice navigator, is currently sailing from New Zealand to Antarctica on a resupply voyage. He’s seen the ocean change, not just in the polar south, but in Arctic waters as well. “Variability is much greater than in the p