How does laying ‘trans-Atlantic cables’ along the ocean floor give us all internet?
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Well before “internet” all was fine and dandy. There were transatlantic telephone cables already. Then internet comes along. There was a new demand for transatlantic and transpacific high capacity traffic. Thus enters the optical fiber cable. This allowed high capacity traffic to go from America to Europe to Asia to Africa. Otherwise you’d be limited to just the internet where you’re located.
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