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I too honestly thought this was satire. But it looks more like a political statement, and one which appears to be clouding some technical judgement over why ro
by scarygliders 10y ago
I too honestly thought this was satire.
But it looks more like a political statement, and one which appears to be clouding some technical judgement over why routing the cable this way may not be the best idea ever, as outlined by one or two responses to that article on the LinkedIn site.
As to Brexit itself, which appears to be the main reason for routing the cable this way, and any negative effects feared - for whom? It seems to be some nebulous fear of some sort? Nothing particularly specific anyway, other than he thinks 'Brexit will be bad'.
"Thought leader." Hmmm..
- plugger 10y agoI think the NY to France link would be good for the simple fact that it would make it much harder for the GCHQ to mirror internet traffic locally as they apparently do with fibre that terminates in the UK.
- jlgaddis 10y agoI doubt it. NSA will surely be tapping it on the US side. That pretty much guarantees GCHQ will also have access.