Brussels plans to create new data transmission routes that bypass war zones, such as the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf, through which a significant portion of global internet traffic passes. One project involves the construction of an Arctic fiber-optic cable system running beneath the ice of the North Pole.
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Brussels plans to create new data transmission routes that bypass war zones, such as the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf, through which a significant portion of global internet traffic passes. One project involves the construction of an Arctic fiber-optic cable system running beneath the ice of the North Pole.