A Chinese national has been sentenced to three years in prison for damaging an undersea cable connecting Taiwan's main island ...

A Japanese cybersecurity expert warned at a Rome conference that China's cyberattacks and undersea cable cuts near Taiwan ...

The UK government ended support for a £25B renewable energy project that would have delivered solar and wind electricity via ...

The EstLink 2 cable connecting Estonia and Finland, damaged by a shadow fleet vessel on Christmas day, will be back online ...

Both telecommunications and international trade rely on cables connecting continents across the ocean floor. In a changing world, Asian and European powers are looking for ways to protect these vital ...

In a move with significant implications for transcontinental energy trade, the UK government has formally withdrawn support ...

The world's undersea cable network spans roughly 1.4 million kilometers (870,000 miles) and carries over 95% of intercontinental internet traffic, yet it remains vulnerable to accidental damage ...

Another way to ensure the protection of undersea cable infrastructure would be to establish cable protection zones. An example is Australia’s Telecommunications Act and New Zealand’s Submarine Cables ...

A Chinese national has been sentenced to three years in prison for damaging an undersea cable connecting Taiwan's main island and the Penghu islands in the Taiwan Strait. The man, identified by ...

A Chinese ship captain has been sentenced to three years in a Taiwanese prison for deliberately severing an undersea telecommunications cable off the self-ruled island.

Some Internet users in South Africa are reporting slow speeds after repairs to the West Africa Cable System started on Sunday.