Google and Facebook Double Down on Internet Infrastructure With New Pacific Cable

18 Oct 2016

“Google is doubling down on its submarine cable investments in the Pacific ocean, this time with Facebook’s backing. The two tech companies announced last week they are joining a consortium to build a new transpacific submarine cable system that will be ready in 2018.”

Source: Google and Facebook Double Down on Internet Infrastructure With New Pacific Cable – Nextgov.com

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