Facebook owner Meta has announced an ambitious plan to create the longest undergrow cable network that will reach five major continents and exceed 50,000 km away from the Earth’s circumference longer than the Earth’s circumference. Dubbed Project Waterworth, it will be the world’s longest watery cable project and will provide ‘industry-municipality connectivity’ and help support artificial intelligence (AI) projects in America, India, Brazil, South Africa and other major areas Will do it
“Project Waterworth will be a multiple dollar, which will open multi-year invested to strengthen the scale and reliability of the world’s digital highways by opening three new ocean corridors with high speed connectivity required to run AI innovation worldwide. It will be, “Meta said.
Sabasia cable projects are the backbone of global digital infrastructure, which are accounting for more than 95 percent intercontinental traffic in the world’s oceans. Meta stated that it would keep the cable system deep up to 7,000 meters deep and use increased buried techniques in high -risk defect areas “such as shallow water, ship anchors and other dangers near the coast to avoid damage”.
“The project will enable maximum economic cooperation, digital inclusion facilities and open opportunities for technological development in these areas,” he said.
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The project specially mentions India which has seen an incredible development of digital infrastructure in the last decade.
“For example, in India, where we have already seen significant growth and investment in digital infrastructure, Waterworth will help intensify this progress and support the country’s ambitious plans for its digital economy.”
In particular, the project was part of the statement of joint leaders of the US-India, which was released earlier this month, after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to America.
Meta is also expecting a revolution in the pace of development with the launch of Project Waterworth.
“With Project Waterworth, we can help ensure that the benefits of AI and other emerging technologies are available to all, whether they live or work.”
