In almost all conceivable contexts, no. If you've ever done any work with electrical code, you are familiar with the spacing requirements between electrical con

In almost all conceivable contexts, no. If you've ever done any work with electrical code, you are familiar with the spacing requirements between electrical conduit and data wires to prevent magnetic interference: at least a foot apart, and perpendicular crossings if crossings are necessary. The voltage on underwater electrical cables are quite high, as is the bandwidth on underwater data cables, so you definitely can't have them mixing if you want anything near optimum results on data transfer.