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deep-sea remotely operated vehicles

Coverage of deep-sea remotely operated vehicles in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: Apr 16 · 17:32 UTCMost recent: Apr 16 · 17:32 UTC
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Haiyang Dizhi 2place1South China Morning Postorganization1China Science Dailyorganization1Chinese Academy of Sciencesorganization1undersea cable cuttertopic1Baltic Seaplace1Pacific Oceanplace1
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  • SECURITYApr 16 · 17:32 UTCARS TECHNICA
    New undersea cable cutter risks Internet’s backbone

    A Chinese research ship tested a new undersea cable-cutting device at 11,483 feet depth during a deep-sea expedition, raising security concerns over potential sabotage of global communications and power cables. The Haiyang Dizhi 2, equipped with advanced tools like a 150-ton crane and fiber optic winch, demonstrated capabilities to deploy deep-sea remotely operated vehicles. The test was reported by the South China Morning Post, citing a China Science Daily article.

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