Satellites my ass

Every time you call, text, or browse a site on another continent, thank the massive undersea cable network that quietly carries 95% of global data—not satellites. A century and a half after the first transatlantic cable connected the world, tech giants are going bigger than ever, with ships like the Global Sentinel spooling over 900 miles of fiber optic cable by hand to link continents. Robots lay these cables deep on the ocean floor, carrying your phone calls, banking, and streaming for decades, all without you ever noticing the silent revolution beneath the waves.

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