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SUMMARY:Past, Current and Future Technologies for Optical Submarine Cables
DESCRIPTION:Workshop\n\nPast, Current and Future Technologies for Optical 
 Submarine Cables\n\nNakamura\n\nOptical submarine cables are a crucial inf
 rastructure as they convey 99% of internet traffic between countries and c
 ontinents. Although, their history is rooted in the middle in the 19th Cen
 tury with the first transatlantic telegraph cable, the uninterrupted stron
 g growth of current internet traffic has been a prime motivation for the i
 ntroduction of several disruptive technologies. In this talk, we review te
 chnologies used in past and current optical submarine cables, as well as f
 uture technological trends to increase their capacity.\n\nTag: Workshop Re
 g Pass, Architectures, Datacenter, Emerging Technologies, Hardware, HPC, I
 /O, Networks, Photonics, Silicon Fabrication\n\nRegistration Category: Wor
 kshop Reg Pass, Architectures, Datacenter, Emerging Technologies, Hardware
 , HPC, I/O, Networks, Photonics, Silicon Fabrication
URL:https://sc19.supercomputing.org/presentation/?id=pec261&sess=sess125
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