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Science and Technology

Underwater Guardian: The Autonomous Robot Monitoring Submarine Cables, Self-Returning, Wirelessly Charging, and Transmitting Data Without Onboard Crew

Romário Pereira de Carvalho 06/07/2026 at 17:08

Maritime

The United States wants to tighten control over submarine cables that carry 99% of international internet, silently cross oceans, total more than 400 routes worldwide, and have become a strategic piece in the competition for data, technology, and suppliers.

Flavia Marinho 11/06/2026 at 19:31

Science and Technology

Submarine cable project for data centers places RN among the most strategic states in the new digital economy; High-capacity international connection can boost artificial intelligence, cloud services, and technological expansion with a strong regional economic impact.

Hilton Libório 22/05/2026 at 10:35

Science and Technology

Australia delivers to the US Navy the Speartooth, a giant submarine drone up to 12 meters long capable of operating covertly for 2,000 km, diving to 2,000 meters, and acting as an unmanned underwater weapon in surveillance, reconnaissance, and attack missions.

Ana Alice 22/05/2026 at 00:01

Science and Technology

Denmark deploys four 10-meter robot ships to monitor the Baltic Sea, protect submarine cables, and track invisible threats following explosions, sabotage, and rising tensions with Russia.

Ana Alice 20/05/2026 at 23:05

Armed Forces

Submarine cables have ceased to be just about the internet and have become a military asset: Australia connects nuclear submarine base to Google’s digital routes while the US, China, and allies compete for the ocean floor.

Ana Alice 14/05/2026 at 23:31

Interesting facts

Australia is building the world’s largest underwater energy highway with 4,300 km of submarine cables, a 12,000-hectare solar megafarm, and a billion-dollar system capable of sending clean electricity from the Australian desert to Singapore.

Alisson Ficher 14/05/2026 at 16:55

Interesting facts

With 215 meters and a capacity for 28,000 tons of cables, a new giant ship has been launched to deploy underwater structures up to 4,000 meters deep on the seabed.

Ana Alice 13/05/2026 at 23:53

Interesting facts

How a 4.5-meter, 230-kg submarine repeater keeps alive more than 99% of international data traffic and sustains the planet’s digital economy

Alisson Ficher 07/05/2026 at 23:30

Geopolitics

Submarine cables, satellites, oil pipelines, and ports come into the crosshairs of geopolitics in 2026, and the most serious warning from the World Economic Forum is that the next global crisis could begin without a missile, without an invasion, and without warning, affecting the invisible infrastructure that supports the internet, energy, and trade.

Valdemar Medeiros 05/05/2026 at 17:17

Science and Technology

Africa depends on a 107-meter, over 40-year-old French ship to repair submarine cables and restore internet after failures that have already affected millions in different regions of the continent.

Alisson Ficher 05/05/2026 at 15:32

Science and Technology

Submarine cables installed to transmit the internet now also help scientists detect earthquakes.

Noel Budeguer 29/03/2026 at 15:35

Underwater Guardian: The Autonomous Robot Monitoring Submarine Cables, Self-Returning, Wirelessly Charging, and Transmitting Data Without Onboard Crew

The United States wants to tighten control over submarine cables that carry 99% of international internet, silently cross oceans, total more than 400 routes worldwide, and have become a strategic piece in the competition for data, technology, and suppliers.

Submarine cable project for data centers places RN among the most strategic states in the new digital economy; High-capacity international connection can boost artificial intelligence, cloud services, and technological expansion with a strong regional economic impact.

Australia delivers to the US Navy the Speartooth, a giant submarine drone up to 12 meters long capable of operating covertly for 2,000 km, diving to 2,000 meters, and acting as an unmanned underwater weapon in surveillance, reconnaissance, and attack missions.

Denmark deploys four 10-meter robot ships to monitor the Baltic Sea, protect submarine cables, and track invisible threats following explosions, sabotage, and rising tensions with Russia.

Submarine cables have ceased to be just about the internet and have become a military asset: Australia connects nuclear submarine base to Google’s digital routes while the US, China, and allies compete for the ocean floor.

Australia is building the world’s largest underwater energy highway with 4,300 km of submarine cables, a 12,000-hectare solar megafarm, and a billion-dollar system capable of sending clean electricity from the Australian desert to Singapore.

With 215 meters and a capacity for 28,000 tons of cables, a new giant ship has been launched to deploy underwater structures up to 4,000 meters deep on the seabed.

How a 4.5-meter, 230-kg submarine repeater keeps alive more than 99% of international data traffic and sustains the planet’s digital economy

Africa depends on a 107-meter, over 40-year-old French ship to repair submarine cables and restore internet after failures that have already affected millions in different regions of the continent.

Submarine cables installed to transmit the internet now also help scientists detect earthquakes.

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