Author name: Nigel Cranworth

In the vast, interconnected web of global communications, submarine cables are the unsung heroes, ferrying over 95 percent of the world’s data traffic beneath the waves. Yet, as tensions simmer in the Indo-Pacific, these vital arteries face a gauntle

The Baltic Sea, a vital waterway for Europe, is a ticking time bomb, quite literally. Decades of war have left behind a grim legacy of submerged munitions, and now, the race is on to map, assess, and mitigate these underwater hazards. Three major pro

Singapore has just pulled off a stunt that’s as audacious as it is innovative, becoming the first country to install an art gallery 7,000 meters (22,965 feet) underwater. This isn’t just a splashy headline; it’s a testament to what happens when art,

Buckle up, folks, because the deep-sea just got a whole lot more interesting. China has pulled back the curtain on a game-changer: the world’s most powerful deep-sea cable cutter. This isn’t just about snipping some wires; it’s about shaking up the g

China’s unveiling of a deep-sea cable-cutting device has sent shockwaves through the maritime and tech sectors, raising eyebrows and hackles alike. This isn’t just about a new tool; it’s about the geopolitical chess game playing out beneath the waves

At the Palm Beach International Boat Show, where the glitterati of the nautical world gather to ogle the latest in luxury yachts and marine tech, one standout is turning heads and challenging norms. Navier, a company that’s not afraid to think outsid

In a move that’s set to ripple through the maritime industry, ORBCOMM has just inked a deal with Folk Maritime Services, marking a significant step towards smarter, more visible supply chains. Folk Maritime is throwing its hat into the ring as the fi

Buckle up, folks, because the maritime industry is about to get a splash of innovation that could change the game for desalination. DNV, the heavyweight in global certification, has just given Flocean’s desalination tech a thumbs up, validating that

Buckle up, maritime enthusiasts, because Ninety Percent of Everything (90POE) is setting sail for the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, and it’s not just for a leisurely cruise. The maritime tech innovator is planting its flag in Singapore, a move that’s g

In a world where climate change often feels like a distant, abstract threat, the Glacier Graveyard in Iceland served as a stark, emotional wake-up call. Last year, sculptor Ottó Magnússon carved headstones from ice, each bearing the name of a glacier