In what year was the Transatlantic Cable conducted to improve communication?

The Transatlantic Cable was successfully completed and put into operation in 1866. This monumental achievement allowed for telegraphic communication between North America and Europe, significantly reducing the time required to send messages across the ocean from weeks to mere minutes. The first attempt to lay the cable between the two continents took place in 1858, but it was unsuccessful and lasted only a short time. It wasn't until 1866 that the technology and materials were advanced enough to create a functioning cable that could sustain communication. This development had a profound impact on trade, diplomacy, and personal communication, ushering in a new era of global connectivity.