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Quinault Indian Nation

Self-governed sovereign nation in western Washington, owner of Toptana, which granted AWS use of the Sta'O'Nuk name.

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AWS's 420Tbps Japan cable to land in Washington via Quinault-owned Toptana's new cable station

The cable is AWS's project, but the landing station and backhaul at Ocean Shores belong to Toptana, a Quinault Indian Nation company that aimed to be live in 2025 and is only now breaking ground. Nothing carries traffic until 2029.

Publishers:datacenterdynamics.com

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Quinault Indian Nation — other — Clarity Today