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A new arms race is unfolding on the ocean floor
Source: CNBC
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Countries and companies are increasing investment in underwater technologies to protect and monitor critical infrastructure on the ocean floor. The trend reflects growing concern over the vulnerability of subsea assets, including cables, pipelines and other strategically important networks, and could support defense, surveillance and marine-technology suppliers.
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