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Are there not cables run through the Channel Tunnel? Seems like a no-brainer.
by pitaj 2y ago
Are there not cables run through the Channel Tunnel? Seems like a no-brainer.
- toss1 2y agoYes, there is fiber infrastructure in the Channel Tunnel [0]. I'm pretty sure that while any one good link is vastly better than zero links, no one link is sufficient to carry all traffic from/to the British Isles? [0] https://www.colt.net/resources/colt-successfully-completes-the-deployment-of-fibre-network-infrastructure-along-the-channel-tunnel-seamlessly-connecting-london-and-paris/ https://www.colt.net/resources/colt-successfully-completes-t...
- detritus 2y agoIf you're routing through the Chunnel, I suspect you could fit at least two seperate links.
- toss1 2y agook, so a quick check of submarine cable maps shows around two dozen from England across the channel (ignoring those to the Nordics and North America) Would a pair of cable sets replace all of that? That's a lot of data, routing, and redundancy gone. Sure, if they had to try to make it work, they would. But you seem to be suggesting that because there's a couple of cables in the tunnel, it's OK if the undersea links all get cut by RU/China? If so, WTAF?; you need to explain that