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The DOJ has officially recommended that the FCC deny the CCP/#China’s attempt at an undersea Internet backbone cable that would connect the US directly to Hong Kong.
— MissMAGA2016 (@MissMaga2016) June 17, 2020
I have no doubt that the FCC will block it since R’s have the majority.https://t.co/cgl6q8fL8g https://t.co/xlvrZoCFm3
What 'domain' is an undersea cable?
— Ainikki (@_ainikki) June 24, 2020
U.S. foreign policy was a little late to the game on what digital infrastructure projects mean for information security (hello last-minute panic on Huawei) but I'm glad it's been coming around.https://t.co/Be5s7xVSLC
My latest @WIRED: the bigger story behind Facebook’s internet cable project — aka the geopolitics of physical internet infrastructure https://t.co/Sip3fq9Gyz
— Justin Sherman (@jshermcyber) June 24, 2020
"The development and maintenance of undersea cables, the landing points anchoring them above ground, and other physical internet infrastructure are a growing arm of cyber statecraft and source of security risk." @jshermcyber in @WIRED #ACcyber https://t.co/2lXlxA7uie
— Cyber Statecraft (@CyberStatecraft) June 24, 2020
An undersea internet cable going through HK, a partnership between @Google, @Facebook and others is the latest snag in US-China tensions over Hong Kong https://t.co/mU6rOXzatb via @qz
— Alyse Sue (@alysesue) June 20, 2020
Team Telecom recommends, "based on national security concerns, that the @FCC partially deny the Pacific Light Cable Network (PLCN) subsea cable system application, to the extent it seeks a direct connection between the United States and Hong Kong." https://t.co/bbMjoYSA0l
— Ajit Pai (@AjitPaiFCC) June 17, 2020
The HK-based company with majority control of the Google- & Facebook-backed Pacific Light submarine cable is owned by Chinese telecom giant Dr. Peng, which has publicly said that the US-HK cable fits well into China's Belt & Road strategy. https://t.co/ABOt2QSASF
— Mary Hui (@maryhui) June 19, 2020
The US may reject a high-speed internet cable linked directly to HK. If installed, this cable may risk having US citizens' personal data stolen by the PRC, which will likely set up intelligence bodies in HK after implementing the "national security" laws.https://t.co/orGXRB7Ke6
— HK Global Connect 港民國際連橫 (@HKGlobalConnect) June 19, 2020
Wow worth paying attention to: "It would reportedly be the first such cable rejected by the US on national security grounds."https://t.co/ZiWb4Kvj2X
— Brendan Thomas-Noone (@BrendanTN_) June 19, 2020
Amazing BBC graphic of undersea cables around the world https://t.co/HQ2ZnbQXkz pic.twitter.com/LufEZpQwqU
— Tom McIlroy (@TomMcIlroy) June 19, 2020
Federal agencies recommend blocking Hong Kong-US undersea cable over national security concerns https://t.co/KtsLgqIJzr
— Adam Segal (@adschina) June 19, 2020
Team Telecom recommends, "based on national security concerns, that the @FCC partially deny the Pacific Light Cable Network (PLCN) subsea cable system application, to the extent it seeks a direct connection between the United States and Hong Kong." https://t.co/bbMjoYSA0l
— Ajit Pai (@AjitPaiFCC) June 17, 2020
Team Telecom Recommends that the FCC Deny Pacific Light Cable Network System's Hong Kong Undersea Cable Connection to the United States https://t.co/qmTYqSE71D
— Justice Department (@TheJusticeDept) June 17, 2020
#Justice #GOOG
— ACME.ARSENAL.17⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@AArsenal17) June 18, 2020
FCC Denies Pacific Light Cable Network System’s Hong Kong Undersea Cable Connection To The U.S.
PLCN’s proposed Hong Kong landing station would expose U.S. communications traffic to collection by the PRC
NATIONAL SECURITY@POTUS @AnonCassihttps://t.co/sZASL0qUJ5 pic.twitter.com/paMZkaOWfc
Team Telecom Recommends that the FCC Deny Pacific Light Cable Network System’s Hong Kong Undersea Cable Connection to the United States https://t.co/9rStsZRu1d
— Snow White ⏳ (@SnowWhite7IAM) June 19, 2020
米司法省がFCCに対して米国、台湾、フィリピン、香港を結ぶ太平洋横断海底ケーブルの設置について、香港側の会社が中国の諜報機関と関係を持っており、安全保障上のリスクがあることを指摘。FCCからはまだ情報は出ていない。 https://t.co/n58LePdgbo
— Dai Mochinaga (@mochidai) June 18, 2020
The US-China Battle Over the Internet Goes Under the Sea #Cybersecurity #security https://t.co/7bl6cMddrN
— Bob Carver ✭ (@cybersecboardrm) June 24, 2020
Old story of #digital infrastructure and #geopolitics. But still fascinating! #internethttps://t.co/wSosXjddO4
— Emmanouil Tranos (@EmmanouilTranos) June 24, 2020
Another nail.
— Charles Mok 莫乃光 (@charlesmok) June 18, 2020
How Google and Facebook’s 8,000-mile undersea data cable got caught in U.S.-China feudhttps://t.co/3f3VygYJ7I
The US-China Battle Over the #Internet Goes Under the Sea
— Marsha Collier (@MarshaCollier) June 25, 2020
? The DOJ’s opposition to Facebook and Google’s 8,000-mile cable to Hong Kong highlights how physical infrastructure is as contentious as the virtual worldhttps://t.co/7T9EdfClz4 pic.twitter.com/5JezPEqVaa
The US-China Battle Over the Internet Goes Under the Sea Justin Sherman https://t.co/coPLKTM7rZ
— Jamie King (@jamie_jk) June 25, 2020