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Jul 31 1 month ago 4 tweets Read on X

BREAKING: Microsoft says clients of its Azure cloud may face higher latency after multiple subsea cables in the Red Sea were cut. The vital route links Europe, Africa and Asia. Traffic between Asia and Europe is affected; repairs could be challenging. Cause of the cuts remains unclear.

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The word multiple matters the Red Sea is packed with vital internet cables linking Europe, Asia & Africa. A single cut is manageable, but several at once could strain global traffic. The real question now: which cables are down and how many?

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