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Document on the struggle for subsea cable supremacy in southeast asia: ASEAN relying on diverse suppliers
This report shows the subsea cable infrastructure has become a key arena for US-China geopolitical rivalry. China has, with its strong presence in subsea cable projects in Cambodia and Indonesia, expanded its influence in the subsea cable industry through competitive pricing and self-sufficiency in cable technology.
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Last updated | June 3, 2025 |
Created | June 3, 2025 |
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Name | Document on the struggle for subsea cable supremacy in southeast asia: ASEAN relying on diverse suppliers |
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This report shows the subsea cable infrastructure has become a key arena for US-China geopolitical rivalry. China has, with its strong presence in subsea cable projects in Cambodia and Indonesia, expanded its influence in the subsea cable industry through competitive pricing and self-sufficiency in cable technology. |
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