March 25th marked a significant step in global communications as China released a comprehensive report on its participation in constructing and protecting international communication submarine cables. These undersea cables are the backbone of global connectivity, handling over 99% of intercontinental data traffic.
The spotlight is on China’s SEA-H2X submarine cable system, a critical infrastructure linking China with the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, and beyond. This undersea network is not just a technological marvel but a lifeline that facilitates seamless communication and data exchange across Asia.
An upcoming documentary titled “Catching A Wave 2” offers an exclusive glimpse into the journey along the SEA-H2X route in the South China Sea. Set to premiere on March 28th, the documentary delves into the intricacies of undersea cable systems and their impact on global connectivity.
The release of the report and the documentary comes at a time when the world increasingly relies on stable and secure communication networks. The SEA-H2X system exemplifies international collaboration and technological advancement in the realm of global communications.
