SMRTR AI• Feb 14, 2025• Facebook Engineering

Unlocking global AI potential with next-generation subsea infrastructure

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Meta announces Project Waterworth, the world's longest subsea cable spanning over 50,000 km and connecting five continents. This multi-billion dollar investment will enhance global digital infrastructure, supporting AI innovation and digital inclusion in key regions like India, Brazil, and South Africa.

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