Project Waterworth
On 15th February 2025, Facebook owner Meta announced Project Waterworth, an ambitious plan to build a 50,000 km-long undersea cable network, surpassing Earth's circumference, to enhance global connectivity and AI development.
- Project Waterworth will connect five major continents, including countries such as the US, India, Brazil, and South Africa, providing high-speed digital infrastructure.
- The multi-billion-dollar initiative aims to open three new oceanic corridors to strengthen the global digital highway and accelerate AI innovation.
- Subsea cables carry over 95% of global data traffic, making them essential for digital communication, online transactions, and video streaming.
- The cable will be laid up to 7,000 meters deep with ....
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