Competition for submarine cables intensifies

As an information and communication infrastructure between Europe and the U.
S.
that supports cloud and SNS, submarine cables are in high demand
.
Google, Amazon, Facebook and Microsoft will also be involved in the
cable laying project.

Now, communication systems connecting the United States and Europe are laid with submarine
cables.
In an era of WIFI connectivity and satellite communications, telephone transit towers may feel out of place
.
However, submarine cable communication capacity is tight, and US IT companies have ushered in a peak laying period
.

Google and Amazon have already begun laying submarine cable projects, but Facebook and Microsoft also raised their reputations last week by competing together
.
Across the Atlantic Ocean from Virginia, USA, a submarine cable laying program
was launched in the northern Spanish city of Bilbao.
The increase in the number of users has led to an increase
in the amount of information.
On the other hand, in order to support cloud and social network services, it is expected to build
communication infrastructure.

The submarine cable is 6,600 kilometers
long.
The Spanish language has a trendy meaning and is named "Mare"
.
It is expected to be completed
in October of the following year.
With a transmission capacity of 160 tera bits per second and a communication capacity of 160,000 DVDs per second, it now has the highest capacity
as a transatlantic submarine cable.

In the heyday of wireless communications, investments in satellite communications and mobile phone infrastructure made submarine cables a distant communications infrastructure
.
In addition to Antarctica, in order to connect with all continents of the earth, it is spread all over the world's seabed
.
It's just that laying works is not easy
.
The anchor used by the ship was injured and bitten by a shark
.
It is reported that there are many
cases where cables are buried in the sand on the seabed.

Choose a flat seabed as much as possible and carefully avoid obstacles
such as shipwrecks.
Erica Coga of NEC Systems Engineering, which specializes in laying engineering, said
.

Submarine cables were first laid in 1858
.
In terms of copper cable laying, it is used for telecommunications
.
Now, after more than 150 years, it is now the era
of refrigerator and smartphone communication.
In order to provide high-speed services, there is a high
demand for "sunspots" through the submarine cable.