Which risk increases when long undersea telecommunication cables experience seawater intrusion?

💡 Explanation

Seawater intrusion raises conductivity, which affects impedance matching for transmission lines; therefore, signal attenuation losses increase because electromagnetic energy is dissipated through dielectric losses, rather than increased quantum entanglement.

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