Why Vulnerable Undersea Cables Still Power The Internet - Cheddar Explains
December 1, 2022
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as posted by the channelUndersea cables have been connecting the communication of the world since the Victorian era. Even today, submarine cables transmit 99% of the internet. But the world of undersea cables is vulnerable–so why do we still use them?
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NY Times
Energy Industry Review
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CNN
Microsoft
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