NATO Considers Aquatic Drones to Protect Undersea Internet Cables
NATO is preparing the robot fleet after a Chinese commercial ship may have deliberately damaged two undersea fiber cables.
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Commentary: Undersea cable sabotage – and the threat of cutting off your internet in times of war
In hybrid warfare, acts like the sabotage of internet cables can be devastating, but are hard to prove and prevent, says Ian ...
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With 99% of Internet Traffic at Stake, New Global Advisory body Eyes Deepsea Cables Security
The International Telecommunication Unit has launched a global advisory body for improving deepsea cables resilience, and ...
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Protecting Undersea Internet Cables Is a Tech Nightmare
W hen the lights went out on the BCS East-West Interlink fiber optic cable connecting Lithuania and Sweden on 17 November, ...
Network resilience, local data storage important as Internet grows: IT Secretary
S. Krishnan emphasizes the need for reliable internet infrastructure in India at the India Internet Governance Forum 2024.
America v China: Who controls Asia’s internet?
From here you can see the digital war between America and China unfold before your eyes. For America the view isn’t pretty.
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CNA Explains: Subsea cables and why it matters when they're damaged
A look at why cable disruptions seem to be happening more frequently, and what's at stake for Southeast Asia and Singapore.
When cables break under the sea, a wireless world’s vulnerability is exposed
For most people, the Internet may be indispensable, but they take it for granted. Though it is sometimes described as the ...
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What's the Difference Between Wi-Fi and Ethernet? What I Found When I Tested Them at Home
Both Wi-Fi and Ethernet have their benefits when it comes to home broadband. Wi-Fi offers mobility and convenience, meaning ...