How the US is pushing China out of the internet’s plumbing | Financial Times
Date : 2023-06-12
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The Financial Times propose a number of infographics to draw a comprehensive picture of the subsea cable market including, which in danger of dividing into eastern and western blocs amid fears of espionage and geopolitical tensions. Nearly 1.4mn kilometres of metal-encased fibre criss-crosses the world’s oceans, speeding internet traffic seamlessly around the globe. The supply and installation of these cables have been dominated by companies from France, the US and Japan. But China is quickly penetrating the market.
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