As demand for fast, reliable digital connectivity surges, the global undersea cable market is entering a major growth phase — and India is emerging as a key player. Once led mainly by telecom firms, the space is now seeing a strong push from global tech giants like Meta, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon.
According to current estimates, the market is set to grow from $31 billion in 2025 to $57 billion by 2035. The rise of AI-powered services, 5G networks, and everyday data usage is fuelling this shift.
This report explores the changing dynamics of the industry, the role of new technologies, and how stakeholders can navigate the next decade of digital infrastructure development.
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