How A Million Miles Of Undersea Cables Power The Internet — And Now AI

How A Million Miles Of Undersea Cables Power The Internet — And Now AI
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In this quiet seaside town in northern France, thousands of miles of cables are manufactured each year and then dropped into the ocean to become the superhighway of the internet. Over 95% of international internet traffic travels from continent to continent through cables on the ocean floor that, for the most part, are no larger than a garde... Read More
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