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In 1866, with the second transatlantic cable in place, instant communication between North America and Europe became a reality. An abundance of new cable systems followed, materials improved—and geographic range extended. By 1902 the world was physically surrounded by a network of undersea communication cables. Even today, new submarine cables continue to be installed to carry Internet data.
In 1866, with the second transatlantic cable in place, instant communication between North America and Europe became a reality. An abundance of new cable systems followed, materials improved—and geographic range extended. By 1902 the world was physically surrounded by a network of undersea communication cables. Even today, new submarine cables continue to be installed to carry Internet data.
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