Subsea Cables

Subsea cables are underwater cables laid on the seabed to transmit telecommunication signals, internet data, or electrical power between landmasses or offshore installations. They consist of insulated conductors encased in protective layers, often armored with steel wires for durability against environmental hazards such as water pressure, marine life, and ship anchors. These cables facilitate long-distance communication and power transmission, connecting continents and enabling global connectivity and energy distribution. Tis category includes the laying and operations os subsea cables, as well as any associated security issues.