While we all believe that the satellites floating around the earth are responsible for the TV and the fact that we watch the Super Bowl in America across the Atlantic in the UK, the same can not be said for the Internet. The Internet is maintained by a vast network of copper and fiber - fiber optic cables and all connect to the Internet, there is some form of cabling infrastructure.
Many of these submarine cables, inrunning under the water, are well fortified with up to nine layers of components to ensure these vital cables are not disturbed. The problem is that the cables under the Mediterranean Sea have been divorced, was originally a cable linking Egypt and Italy was broken, but two others have been cut causing global problems with a broadband internet service disrupted in some Middle Eastern countries like Iran, India and Egypt.
The biggest concern was thedisruption of telecommunications in these countries, especially India, that so many people will know is home to thousands of call center outsourcing, BT was quick to redirect their network to cope with the disorder and reports say that although t ISN quality phone 'as clear as normal, it is still viable.
The problem is that small businesses with less detailed plans are suffering; Vikas Jain, assistant vice president at AEZ Group, a propertydeveloper said: "We have a lot of offices connected to the same way because the internet is down means we are cut off from headquarters,"
This problem is not the first of its kind, broadband and other telecommunications services in Taiwan have been stopped months in 2006 after an earthquake has succeeded in 7 of 8 wires for the Asian continent to destroy. Repairs are expected up to 10 days stretched to months to return to your speed. With the recent accident repair shipsare sent to the port before the situation gets worse repair.
The reason for this distortion? Apparently, the best guess is that a tanker had dragged its anchor along the seabed. The repair is probably a week since the release of repairs arrive, while the Minister of Communications and Information Technology of Egypt said that broadband services would be back in Egypt up to 80% within 48 hours after the initial deployment to be. We hope that the World Wide Web will return to powersoon!
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