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  1. #US, #UK and #Australia agree pact to protect #underseacables, ‘the arteries of modern civilisation’
    The governments plan to develop new unmanned undersea vehicles as part of trilateral #AUKUS pact.
    Around 570 cables carry 95%-99% of world’s intercontinental #telecommunications data. Fiber cables can carry terabits per second; satellites handle far less. And "networks of green energy cables carrying #electricity are also starting to sprawl across the world's seabeds."
    cnn.com/2026/05/31/world/aukus

  2. #US, #UK and #Australia agree pact to protect #underseacables, ‘the arteries of modern civilisation’
    The governments plan to develop new unmanned undersea vehicles as part of trilateral #AUKUS pact.
    Around 570 cables carry 95%-99% of world’s intercontinental #telecommunications data. Fiber cables can carry terabits per second; satellites handle far less. And "networks of green energy cables carrying #electricity are also starting to sprawl across the world's seabeds."
    cnn.com/2026/05/31/world/aukus

  3. #US, #UK and #Australia agree pact to protect #underseacables, ‘the arteries of modern civilisation’
    The governments plan to develop new unmanned undersea vehicles as part of trilateral #AUKUS pact.
    Around 570 cables carry 95%-99% of world’s intercontinental #telecommunications data. Fiber cables can carry terabits per second; satellites handle far less. And "networks of green energy cables carrying #electricity are also starting to sprawl across the world's seabeds."
    cnn.com/2026/05/31/world/aukus

  4. , and agree pact to protect , ‘the arteries of modern civilisation’
    The governments plan to develop new unmanned undersea vehicles as part of trilateral pact.
    Around 570 cables carry 95%-99% of world’s intercontinental data. Fiber cables can carry terabits per second; satellites handle far less. And "networks of green energy cables carrying are also starting to sprawl across the world's seabeds."
    cnn.com/2026/05/31/world/aukus

  5. #US, #UK and #Australia agree pact to protect #underseacables, ‘the arteries of modern civilisation’
    The governments plan to develop new unmanned undersea vehicles as part of trilateral #AUKUS pact.
    Around 570 cables carry 95%-99% of world’s intercontinental #telecommunications data. Fiber cables can carry terabits per second; satellites handle far less. And "networks of green energy cables carrying #electricity are also starting to sprawl across the world's seabeds."
    cnn.com/2026/05/31/world/aukus

  6. #Finland deploys new system to detect threats to #underseacables — distributed acoustic sensors measure vibrations from the seabed and informs the authorities and operators of suspicious activities
    #Elisa a #telecommunications company, has installed detection equipment on its undersea cables to monitor the #criticalinfrastructure. The system has since been successfully tested, and is now being developed to automatically inform the Finnish Border Guard and the Finnish Navy
    tomshardware.com/tech-industry

  7. #Finland deploys new system to detect threats to #underseacables — distributed acoustic sensors measure vibrations from the seabed and informs the authorities and operators of suspicious activities
    #Elisa a #telecommunications company, has installed detection equipment on its undersea cables to monitor the #criticalinfrastructure. The system has since been successfully tested, and is now being developed to automatically inform the Finnish Border Guard and the Finnish Navy
    tomshardware.com/tech-industry

  8. The UK Royal Navy has increased its presence near undersea communication cables following reported Russian submarine activity. This is a step up from usual patrols.

    #RussianSubs, #UKNavy, #UnderseaCables, #NationalSecurity, #Geopolitics
    newsletter.tf/russian-subs-nea

  9. The UK Royal Navy has increased its presence near undersea communication cables following reported Russian submarine activity. This is a step up from usual patrols.

    #RussianSubs, #UKNavy, #UnderseaCables, #NationalSecurity, #Geopolitics
    newsletter.tf/russian-subs-nea

  10. #Drones to protect #underseacables from Russian sabotage touted in new defense pact — #US one of three partners developing tech to protect $1.8T in daily transactions
    Undersea cables are new sea lines of communication that navies must protect.
    #DARPA has announced call for proposals to build autonomous #underwater drone, while the #US #Navy has signed a deal with an AI firm to develop tech that would allow undersea minesweepers to learn about new and novel threats in days
    tomshardware.com/tech-industry

  11. #Drones to protect #underseacables from Russian sabotage touted in new defense pact — #US one of three partners developing tech to protect $1.8T in daily transactions
    Undersea cables are new sea lines of communication that navies must protect.
    #DARPA has announced call for proposals to build autonomous #underwater drone, while the #US #Navy has signed a deal with an AI firm to develop tech that would allow undersea minesweepers to learn about new and novel threats in days
    tomshardware.com/tech-industry

  12. You know how much we love us some undersea cables, and this week, it's cable drama! Did the Taiwanese cable get sliced due to a shifting shipwreck? Or was it something more nefarious? And what are the long-term implications for cable safety? Join the discussion this week on episode 353 #TheCloudPod #Shipwrecks #UnderseaCables

  13. You know how much we love us some undersea cables, and this week, it's cable drama! Did the Taiwanese cable get sliced due to a shifting shipwreck? Or was it something more nefarious? And what are the long-term implications for cable safety? Join the discussion this week on episode 353 #TheCloudPod #Shipwrecks #UnderseaCables

  14. You know how much we love us some undersea cables, and this week, it's cable drama! Did the Taiwanese cable get sliced due to a shifting shipwreck? Or was it something more nefarious? And what are the long-term implications for cable safety? Join the discussion this week on episode 353 #TheCloudPod #Shipwrecks #UnderseaCables

  15. You know how much we love us some undersea cables, and this week, it's cable drama! Did the Taiwanese cable get sliced due to a shifting shipwreck? Or was it something more nefarious? And what are the long-term implications for cable safety? Join the discussion this week on episode 353 #TheCloudPod #Shipwrecks #UnderseaCables

  16. You know how much we love us some undersea cables, and this week, it's cable drama! Did the Taiwanese cable get sliced due to a shifting shipwreck? Or was it something more nefarious? And what are the long-term implications for cable safety? Join the discussion this week on episode 353 #TheCloudPod #Shipwrecks #UnderseaCables

  17. Ars Technica: New undersea cable cutter risks Internet’s backbone. “A Chinese ship has tested a new device capable of slicing through submarine data cables thousands of meters beneath the ocean surface. That demonstration may exacerbate security concerns over a spate of suspected sabotage incidents targeting undersea communications and power cables from the Baltic Sea to the Pacific Ocean.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/23/ars-technica-new-undersea-cable-cutter-risks-internets-backbone/
  18. Ars Technica: New undersea cable cutter risks Internet’s backbone. “A Chinese ship has tested a new device capable of slicing through submarine data cables thousands of meters beneath the ocean surface. That demonstration may exacerbate security concerns over a spate of suspected sabotage incidents targeting undersea communications and power cables from the Baltic Sea to the Pacific Ocean.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/23/ars-technica-new-undersea-cable-cutter-risks-internets-backbone/
  19. Ars Technica: New undersea cable cutter risks Internet’s backbone. “A Chinese ship has tested a new device capable of slicing through submarine data cables thousands of meters beneath the ocean surface. That demonstration may exacerbate security concerns over a spate of suspected sabotage incidents targeting undersea communications and power cables from the Baltic Sea to the Pacific Ocean.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/23/ars-technica-new-undersea-cable-cutter-risks-internets-backbone/
  20. Ars Technica: New undersea cable cutter risks Internet’s backbone. “A Chinese ship has tested a new device capable of slicing through submarine data cables thousands of meters beneath the ocean surface. That demonstration may exacerbate security concerns over a spate of suspected sabotage incidents targeting undersea communications and power cables from the Baltic Sea to the Pacific Ocean.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/23/ars-technica-new-undersea-cable-cutter-risks-internets-backbone/
  21. Ars Technica: New undersea cable cutter risks Internet’s backbone. “A Chinese ship has tested a new device capable of slicing through submarine data cables thousands of meters beneath the ocean surface. That demonstration may exacerbate security concerns over a spate of suspected sabotage incidents targeting undersea communications and power cables from the Baltic Sea to the Pacific Ocean.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/23/ars-technica-new-undersea-cable-cutter-risks-internets-backbone/
  22. “Darling, it’s better / down where it’s wetter”*…

    From our old friend Neal Agarwal, a long (and illuminating) scroll from the surface to the “bottom” of the ocean (10,924 meters down)…

    The Deep Sea,” from @neal.fun.

    * “Sebastian, “Under the Sea,” The Little Mermaid

    ###

    As we dive: we might send connected birthday greetings to a man who put the sea floor to use, Clarence Mackay; he was born on this date in 1874. An early telecom entrepreneur, he supervised the completion of the first transpacific cable between the United States and the Far East in 1904. He laid a cable between New York and Cuba in 1907, and later established cable communication with southern Europe via the Azores and with northern Europe via Ireland. And in 1928, he became the first to combine radio, cables, and telegraphs under one management. (He sold his business, Postal Telegraph and Cable Corporation, to International Telephone and Telegraph Company [ITT] for an enormous amount of stock… just in time for the stock market crash in 1929, which wiped him out. He survived the Great Depression by selling his art and antiques.)

    source

    #ClarenceMackay #culture #history #marineBiology #NealAgarwal #oceanography #Science #Technology #telecoms #underseaCables
  23. “Darling, it’s better / down where it’s wetter”*…

    From our old friend Neal Agarwal, a long (and illuminating) scroll from the surface to the “bottom” of the ocean (10,924 meters down)…

    The Deep Sea,” from @neal.fun.

    * “Sebastian, “Under the Sea,” The Little Mermaid

    ###

    As we dive: we might send connected birthday greetings to a man who put the sea floor to use, Clarence Mackay; he was born on this date in 1874. An early telecom entrepreneur, he supervised the completion of the first transpacific cable between the United States and the Far East in 1904. He laid a cable between New York and Cuba in 1907, and later established cable communication with southern Europe via the Azores and with northern Europe via Ireland. And in 1928, he became the first to combine radio, cables, and telegraphs under one management. (He sold his business, Postal Telegraph and Cable Corporation, to International Telephone and Telegraph Company [ITT] for an enormous amount of stock… just in time for the stock market crash in 1929, which wiped him out. He survived the Great Depression by selling his art and antiques.)

    source

    #ClarenceMackay #culture #history #marineBiology #NealAgarwal #oceanography #Science #Technology #telecoms #underseaCables
  24. “Darling, it’s better / down where it’s wetter”*…

    From our old friend Neal Agarwal, a long (and illuminating) scroll from the surface to the “bottom” of the ocean (10,924 meters down)…

    The Deep Sea,” from @neal.fun.

    * “Sebastian, “Under the Sea,” The Little Mermaid

    ###

    As we dive: we might send connected birthday greetings to a man who put the sea floor to use, Clarence Mackay; he was born on this date in 1874. An early telecom entrepreneur, he supervised the completion of the first transpacific cable between the United States and the Far East in 1904. He laid a cable between New York and Cuba in 1907, and later established cable communication with southern Europe via the Azores and with northern Europe via Ireland. And in 1928, he became the first to combine radio, cables, and telegraphs under one management. (He sold his business, Postal Telegraph and Cable Corporation, to International Telephone and Telegraph Company [ITT] for an enormous amount of stock… just in time for the stock market crash in 1929, which wiped him out. He survived the Great Depression by selling his art and antiques.)

    source

    #ClarenceMackay #culture #history #marineBiology #NealAgarwal #oceanography #Science #Technology #telecoms #underseaCables
  25. “Darling, it’s better / down where it’s wetter”*…

    From our old friend Neal Agarwal, a long (and illuminating) scroll from the surface to the “bottom” of the ocean (10,924 meters down)…

    The Deep Sea,” from @neal.fun.

    * “Sebastian, “Under the Sea,” The Little Mermaid

    ###

    As we dive: we might send connected birthday greetings to a man who put the sea floor to use, Clarence Mackay; he was born on this date in 1874. An early telecom entrepreneur, he supervised the completion of the first transpacific cable between the United States and the Far East in 1904. He laid a cable between New York and Cuba in 1907, and later established cable communication with southern Europe via the Azores and with northern Europe via Ireland. And in 1928, he became the first to combine radio, cables, and telegraphs under one management. (He sold his business, Postal Telegraph and Cable Corporation, to International Telephone and Telegraph Company [ITT] for an enormous amount of stock… just in time for the stock market crash in 1929, which wiped him out. He survived the Great Depression by selling his art and antiques.)

    source

    #ClarenceMackay #culture #history #marineBiology #NealAgarwal #oceanography #Science #Technology #telecoms #underseaCables
  26. “Darling, it’s better / down where it’s wetter”*…

    From our old friend Neal Agarwal, a long (and illuminating) scroll from the surface to the “bottom” of the ocean (10,924 meters down)…

    The Deep Sea,” from @neal.fun.

    * “Sebastian, “Under the Sea,” The Little Mermaid

    ###

    As we dive: we might send connected birthday greetings to a man who put the sea floor to use, Clarence Mackay; he was born on this date in 1874. An early telecom entrepreneur, he supervised the completion of the first transpacific cable between the United States and the Far East in 1904. He laid a cable between New York and Cuba in 1907, and later established cable communication with southern Europe via the Azores and with northern Europe via Ireland. And in 1928, he became the first to combine radio, cables, and telegraphs under one management. (He sold his business, Postal Telegraph and Cable Corporation, to International Telephone and Telegraph Company [ITT] for an enormous amount of stock… just in time for the stock market crash in 1929, which wiped him out. He survived the Great Depression by selling his art and antiques.)

    source

    #ClarenceMackay #culture #history #marineBiology #NealAgarwal #oceanography #Science #Technology #telecoms #underseaCables
  27. Southern Europe is becoming a new hub for the internet.

    When you think about the internet, you probably picture wireless connections. In reality, 99% of what we do online travels through cables on the ocean.

    The fastest expansion in Europe is happening in southern Europe, through the Adriatic, Aegean, and Black Seas.

    Routes in this corridor are projected to grow by around 270% between 2025 and 2027.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260415

    #UnderseaCables #Internet #Tech #Europe #Sea

  28. Southern Europe is becoming a new hub for the internet.

    When you think about the internet, you probably picture wireless connections. In reality, 99% of what we do online travels through cables on the ocean.

    The fastest expansion in Europe is happening in southern Europe, through the Adriatic, Aegean, and Black Seas.

    Routes in this corridor are projected to grow by around 270% between 2025 and 2027.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260415

    #UnderseaCables #Internet #Tech #Europe #Sea

  29. What makes this notable is not merely the submarine tracking itself, but the strategic target set. Undersea cables and pipelines are critical infrastructure, and public acknowledgment of Russian activity near them suggests states increasingly view seabed systems as key pressure points in hybrid conflict.
    #UKNavy #Russia #InfrastructureSecurity #UnderseaCables #Geopolitics #NATO #usa #news

  30. What makes this notable is not merely the submarine tracking itself, but the strategic target set. Undersea cables and pipelines are critical infrastructure, and public acknowledgment of Russian activity near them suggests states increasingly view seabed systems as key pressure points in hybrid conflict.
    #UKNavy #Russia #InfrastructureSecurity #UnderseaCables #Geopolitics #NATO #usa #news

  31. Russia Unveils Covert Submarine Operations Near Undersea Cables

    Russia has been secretly deploying submarines to shadow undersea cables, the lifelines of global communication, in a move that's raised alarm bells with the UK and its allies. British defense officials claim they tracked every mile of a Russian submarine operation, involving multiple vessels, that posed a risk to these critical…

    osintsights.com/russia-unveils

    #Russia #UnderseaCables #SubmarineOperations #NationalSecurity #Geopolitics

  32. Global Undersea Data Arteries Under Scrutiny Amid Sabotage Fears

    Governments and tech firms are adding defenses to undersea data cables. This is because of fears that countries might try to damage them, causing internet outages.

    #UnderseaCables, #CyberSecurity, #DataProtection, #GlobalTech, #InternetSafety

    newsletter.tf/undersea-cable-p

  33. *The War(s) That the Mainstream Media Ignore(s)* *

    (6/n)

    ... “#Lafayette26” [#NATO training] mission in the #NorthAtlantic [to show #Trump that the #European NATO members *can* project power, too], which will include multinational exercises in the #BalticSea, aimed at deterring [the now quite frequent] threats to #UnderseaCables.” 2b)—In particular, from the unofficial #Russian #Oil #ShadowFleet, but also #Chinese sabotage vessels (e.g. the #YiPeng3-incident in...

  34. *The War(s) That the Mainstream Media Ignore(s)* *

    (6/n)

    ... “#Lafayette26” [#NATO training] mission in the #NorthAtlantic [to show #Trump that the #European NATO members *can* project power, too], which will include multinational exercises in the #BalticSea, aimed at deterring [the now quite frequent] threats to #UnderseaCables.” 2b)—In particular, from the unofficial #Russian #Oil #ShadowFleet, but also #Chinese sabotage vessels (e.g. the #YiPeng3-incident in...

  35. UK and Ireland pledge joint exercises to protect cables from Russian spy ships.

    The UK and Ireland pledged on Friday to conduct joint exercises to step up protection of vital underwater cable infrastructure as part of a drive to counter intensifying threats from Russian spy ships.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260313

    #UnderseaCables #UK #Ireland #Russia #NATO #Espionage #Defence

  36. UK and Ireland pledge joint exercises to protect cables from Russian spy ships.

    The UK and Ireland pledged on Friday to conduct joint exercises to step up protection of vital underwater cable infrastructure as part of a drive to counter intensifying threats from Russian spy ships.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260313

    #UnderseaCables #UK #Ireland #Russia #NATO #Espionage #Defence

  37. Global Effort to Convert Undersea Cables into Disaster Warning Networks

    How will undersea internet cables detect tsunamis? Scientists are using 1.5 million km of cables to find earthquakes and save lives in coastal towns.

    #tsunamiwarning, #earthquakedetection, #underseacables, #oceanmonitoring, #smartcables

    newsletter.tf/how-undersea-int

  38. There are over 1.5 million kilometers of cables already on the ocean floor. Scientists are now turning these internet lines into a giant tool to find earthquakes faster than old sensors.

    #tsunamiwarning, #earthquakedetection, #underseacables, #oceanmonitoring, #smartcables

    newsletter.tf/how-undersea-int