Why do undersea internet cables matter?
Because undersea cables carry most of the world's internet traffic, and almost nobody thinks about them. Igor Beuker uses them as the clearest case of critical infrastructure hiding in plain sight. They underpin finance, communication, and commerce. Their physical and geopolitical vulnerability is a risk most leaders never put on the table. Out of sight should not mean out of mind.
Answered by Igor Beuker · independent futurist · 84% Prediction Accuracy Rate