Submarine Cable

A submarine cable is a type of cable that is laid on the sea floor and is used to transmit telecommunications signals and data between land-based stations. These cables can carry various forms of data, including voice, video, and internet connections, across long distances under the ocean. Submarine cables are crucial for global communication, as they form the backbone of the internet and international communication networks. They are designed to withstand harsh underwater conditions and are often buried in seabed sediment for protection against environmental hazards and human activities. The technology and infrastructure surrounding submarine cables play a vital role in modern connectivity and the digital economy.