Over 1.2 million kilometers of undersea fibre optic cables connect billions of people worldwide, forming a critical part of global internet infrastructure.
Synopsis
Over 1.2 million kilometers of undersea fibre optic cables connect billions of people worldwide, forming a critical part of global internet infrastructure.
Synopsis
Jessicah Mendes and Craig Hansen navigate the depths of the ocean to reveal the extensive network of fibre optic telecommunication cables that underpin global internet connectivity. These cables, crucial for communication and streaming, face threats amid rising geopolitical tensions. The film details how nations protect these vital connections and the strategic significance of this underwater infrastructure. Through interviews and on-site footage, it presents a comprehensive look at the hidden forces shaping modern communication.
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Why Watch
- Find out how undersea cables shape global communication.
- Meet experts like Jessicah Mendes and Craig Hansen.
- See the impact of geopolitical tensions on technology.
Did You Know
- The documentary features a cast that includes Jessicah Mendes and Craig Hansen.
- The film has a runtime of 59 minutes.
- It was produced in Australia in 2023.
- The documentary discusses the role of undersea cables in global internet connectivity.
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What do undersea fibre optic cables enable?
Undersea fibre optic cables enable billions of people to communicate, text, and stream content seamlessly.
What is the duration of 'The Cloud Under the Sea'?
The duration of 'The Cloud Under the Sea' is 59 minutes.
Which country produced 'The Cloud Under the Sea'?
Australia produced 'The Cloud Under the Sea'.
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