Why Submarine Cables Are the Achilles’ Heel of Global Digital Sovereignty

What if your internet, banking, and global communications suddenly went dark — not from a cyberattack, but from a single cut on the ocean floor?

In this episode, we explore why submarine cables carry 95-99% of international data and have become the ultimate weak point in our digital world. From easy gray-zone sabotage and weeks-long repair delays to the limits of satellite backups and shifting power between governments and tech giants, we uncover how fragile true digital sovereignty really is.

A must-listen for anyone who wants to understand the hidden infrastructure shaping geopolitics, economies, and daily life in the 21st century.