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India's Internet Infrastructure Faces Vulnerabilities Due to Concentrated Submarine Cables

India's internet infrastructure is facing vulnerabilities due to the concentration of submarine cables along its coast, which carry 95% of the country's international bandwidth. Experts warn that this geographic concentration poses risks, particularly as many cables are aging and India lacks domestic repair capabilities. The government has recognized the importance of submarine cables as critical infrastructure and is working to improve the regulatory environment and expand capacity.

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India's internet infrastructure is facing vulnerabilities due to the concentration of submarine cables along its coast, which carry 95% of the country's international bandwidth. Experts warn that this geographic concentration poses risks, particularly as many cables are aging and India lacks domestic repair capabilities. The government has recognized the importance of submarine cables as critical infrastructure and is working to improve the regulatory environment and expand capacity.

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Is India's internet boom running into an undersea problem?

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India's Internet Infrastructure Faces Vulnerabilities Due to Concentrated Submarine Cables