ഇന്റര്‍നെറ്റ് കടലിനടിയിലാണ് | അവിടെയാണ് യുദ്ധങ്ങളും | Who Actually Controls the Bottom of the Ocean?

Beneath the ocean’s surface lies the most critical infrastructure of the modern world: a dense web of fiber-optic underwater cables that carries over 99% of all international internet traffic. While satellite technology like Starlink gets the headlines, the global economy, military communications, and financial markets rely almost entirely on these deep-sea conduits. In this video, we dive into the high-stakes geopolitics of subsea internet cables and explore how a quiet, high-tech war is unfolding on the ocean floor between global superpowers. What You’ll Learn in This Video: The Backbone of the Web: How a network of over 500 submarine cables spanning more than 1.3 million kilometers secretly powers the global internet. The US-China Tech Schism: Why Washington and Beijing are locked in a fierce battle to control cable routes, landing stations, and manufacturing contracts. The Sabotage Threat: How underwater cables have become primary military targets, and what happens to global commerce if critical choke points are severed. Big Tech vs. Telecoms: How tech giants like Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon are taking over ownership of subsea infrastructure from traditional telecom consortiums. The Geopolitical Bottlenecks: The vulnerable maritime passages—from the Malacca Strait to the Red Sea—where a single incident could offline entire nations. #geopolitics #SubseaCables #UnderwaterCables #chinavsusa #cyberwarfare #internetinfrastructure #techgeopolitics #globaleconomy