Worth Reading: Examining an African Cable Break On Sunday, May 12, two submarine cables (Seacom and EASSy) suffered breaks along a stretch of coastline between the cable landing stations in Mtunzini, South Africa and Maputo, Mozambique. It was the latest in a historically bad run of submarine cable failures that have led to disruptions of internet service around the continent of Africa. Related ← Worth Reading: When Colorless Green DNNs Sleep Furiously in an Unexplainable FantasyWorth Reading: Was There A Trojan Horse Hidden In Section 230 All Along That Could Enable Adversarial Interoperability? →
