Submarine Cables: 95% of the Internet Runs Under the Ocean
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Submarine Cables: 95% of the Internet Runs Under the Ocean
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Submarine cables carry more than 95% of international internet traffic—and most people have no idea they exist. Discover the hidden infrastructure powering cloud computing, AI, global finance, and modern communications.
What happens if one of these cables fails? In this episode of Silicon to Software, Imran Valiani explores the engineering, cybersecurity, and geopolitical realities behind the world's submarine fiber-optic cable network.
You'll learn how undersea fiber-optic cables connect continents, why only a limited number of specialized repair ships maintain this critical infrastructure, and how natural disasters, shipping accidents, cyber threats, and geopolitical tensions can affect the global internet.
Topics Covered
Submarine cable infrastructure
Fiber-optic communication systems
Global internet architecture
AI and cloud infrastructure
Critical infrastructure resilience
Networking and telecommunications
Cybersecurity risks
Baltic Sea cable incidents
South China Sea infrastructure
Internet resilience and redundancy
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