Follow the Story: Meta’s Next Big Internet Play
Taiwan detains a China-crewed vessel after an undersea cable is severed, raising concerns over covert sabotage and global cybersecurity threats. Is this part of a larger geopolitical power play?
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Sweden's investigation into undersea cable sabotage raises security concerns for Project Waterworth, Meta's ambitious global subsea network. As geopolitical tensions rise, ensuring the safety of critical infrastructure is more urgent than ever.
Read MoreMeta's Project Waterworth, a 50,000 km subsea cable, aims to revolutionize global connectivity and AI infrastructure. Expected to be completed by 2030, this massive project will enhance data capacity across five continents. Explore the timeline, challenges, and global impact of the Waterworth Project.
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The European Union allocates significant funds to protect undersea cables from sabotage, a move that directly impacts the security and success of Meta's ambitious Project Waterworth.
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