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Red Sea conflict pushes cloud giants to reroute internet traffic
Original: Conflict in the Red Sea is forcing cloud giants to find a new route for the internet
Attacks on shipping in the Red Sea are disrupting undersea data cables that carry much of the world's internet traffic between Europe and Asia. Major cloud providers are being forced to reroute data over longer alternative paths, raising latency and costs. Rest of World reports that companies including the biggest cloud platforms are rethinking how global internet infrastructure is routed amid the ongoing maritime conflict.
Why now: Red Sea shipping attacks are damaging or threatening undersea cables, directly affecting global cloud and internet services.
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