Chinese researchers have developed a compact, deep-sea device capable of severing even the most fortified underwater cables.

From a chain of massive barges stretching from a Chinese beach into the sea, to a powerful new design for cutting undersea ...

Beijing now has the power to disrupt global communications after scientists revealed a device that can sever undersea cables ...

China has developed a compact deep-sea device capable of cutting armoured undersea cables at depths of 4,000 metres — twice ...

Designed for integration with China’s advanced manned and unmanned submersibles such as the Fendouzhe and Haidou series, he ...

"Future state or non-state sabotage, espionage, military attack or cyberattack against cable networks could potentially leave ...

China has unveiled a new tool deployed by a drone capable of cutting the most fortified undersea data cable, adding to fears for fibre-optic cables that are the lifeblood of the internet and New ...

When Meta announced its plans for a vast new fiber optic network covering 50,000 kilometers and linking five continents last month, the company’s selling point was cutting-edge undersea cable tech.

"He stops and just touches the cable lightly, you clearly see the signal," says Daniel Gerwig, global sales manager at AP ...

Some 12,000km of subsea cable, dubbed Apricot, is being deployed to connect multiple markets in Asia, including the ...

Relativity Networks, the hollow-core fiber (HCF) startup that recently spun out of research at the University of Central Florida, says it has struck a deal with the major cable manufacturer Prysmian ...

The diver had found the fibre optic cable lying on the seabed of the North Sea. He swam closer, until it was near enough to touch. He reached out his hand. But someone could tell he was lurking there.