Iran has warned that undersea internet cables and digital infrastructure across the Gulf could become targets if war with the United States resumes. Around 99% of international telecommunications and data traffic travels through submarine cables, while more than 90% of Europe-Asia data capacity passes through cables under the Red Sea. From Bab al-Mandeb to the Strait of Hormuz, these vital routes face growing security concerns. With Google, Microsoft, Oracle and other technology companies linked to regional infrastructure, potential disruption raises questions about the Gulf’s ambitions to become a global hub for artificial intelligence, cloud computing and digital services. Cary Johnston tells you more.
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