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Comtech Telecommunications' Allerium Business Opens New Facility in Gatineau, Quebec
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The Strait of Hormuz controls not only oil routes but also internet connectivity.
The ongoing escalation of conflicts in the Middle East has turned the submarine cables traversing the Strait of Hormuz into a potential risk point. This strait carries multiple global internet backbone cables and serves as a critical digital channel for the financial, e-commerce, and AI infrastructure of Gulf countries. Analysts have pointed out that the risk of accidental damage during wartime is increasing, with repairs facing obstacles such as insurance and territorial waters permits. Satellite systems are unlikely to serve as substitutes. The digital economy strategies of the UAE and Saudi Arabia, which heavily rely on submarine cables, are now facing serious challenges.
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