The internet exists how it does today thanks to the help of cables sunk deep into the world's oceans. A new, gorgeous map details the world's submarine cables as they appear in 2013, and shows us ...

There is no complete global atlas submarine cables, but submarinecablemap.com offers this interactive map (screenshot)Image: submarinecablemap.com About 90% of data traffic between Europe and Asia ...

Daniel Orange, Ph.D., Kara Scheu, Ph.D. Geophysical hazards, such as undersea earthquakes, landslides, and sediment flows (or turbidity currents), pose significant ...

Submarine Cable Map. Image Credits: SubmarineCableMap.com Google hasn’t given any indication as to when Humboldt will be complete, but rather than going it alone as it has done with other recent ...

Now, those submarine cable systems are at the forefront of a new rivalry between China and the U.S. over who controls the flow of big data. "Undersea cables ... have now become a weapon of war in ...

Still, potential hazards to the cables range from anchoring and fishing equipment to extreme weather such as earthquakes and landslides. Damage to submarine cables is relatively ... could tap undersea ...

Submarine and terrestrial cables carry communications signals, such as internet traffic, across oceans and over land - and are often heavily insulated to prevent them from being damaged.

FeatureAs submarine telecoms cable cuts have multiplied in recent months, 'Le Monde' was able to board the 'Sophie-Germain,' Orange Marine's - and the world's - most modern repair vessel.

Thirteen countries across Africa experienced Internet outages on Thursday due to damage to submarine ... and West Africa Cable System, were disrupted. You can see a map of the cables that were ...