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If China wanted to universalize their fiber optic cable and redefine themselves as the central node of the Internet, not only would they need advanced communication technology, but they would also need political and geographical power.

Fortunately, the miniaturization of controllable nuclear fusion technology from a few years ago provided a solid foundation. The expansion of cross-regional power grids in Southeast Asia convinced the Association of Southeast Asian Nations to jump on the "unbreakable optical cable bandwagon".

Of course, even though China had established a foundation for advancing their global optical cable system, the road ahead was by no means smooth.