Feb. 18 (UPI) --Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, confirmed plans Monday to build the world's longest subsea cable that will circle the Earth and connect five continents. Project ...

Meta also plans to maximize the cable laid in deep waters – at depths of 4.35 miles (7 kilometers). It will also use improved burial techniques in high-risk fault areas, such as shallow waters ...

Meta, the company that owns the popular social media apps Facebook and Instagram, announced plans for "Project Waterworth" a massive subsea cable project. The project will cover more than 50,000 ...

NEW YORK, Feb 18: Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, announced on Monday its plans to build the world's longest subsea cable that will encircle the Earth and connect five continents.

Meta is planning a multibillion-dollar global underwater project spanning 31,000 miles, which would connect the US to India. Meta plans to build the world's longest subsea cable that will connect ...

Meta is also behind the 45,000km 2Africa cable, which was previously set to be the world's longest, connecting 33 countries with 46 landing points across Africa, Europe, and Asia. That cable is part ...

ANKARA. Tech company Meta is set to build the world’s longest undersea cable, a 50,000-km (31,000-mile) project designed to enhance global internet connectivity, according to British media on ...

Meta is believed to be working on its own subsea cable plans worth $10bn+ They would link the US with South Africa, India and Australia The company’s services account for 10% of fixed and 22% of ...

Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) is a global technology company. On February 14, the company announced one of its most ambitious subsea cable endeavors yet: Project Waterworth.

Testing and installation of the world’s longest onshore and subsea power cable, which connects Denmark and the UK, is complete. Viking Link is a £1.7 billion ($2.15 billion) joint venture ...

Meta plans to deploy a multi-billion dollar cable that will span the globe. The 50,000km (31,070 mi) Project Waterworth is expected to be the world's longest 24 fiber pair submarine cable ...