Google's new subsea cable handles data surge between US, Brazil, Argentina

Google's new subsea cable to handle data surge between US, Brazil, Argentina
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Google is building a new subsea cable to get your megabits from Boston to Buenos Aires and back. The fiber optic line, called Firmina after a Brazilian abolitionist, is due to start operations in 2023 with links between the eastern United States, Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina, Google said Wednesday.
"Internet infrastructure is not in the cloud, it's under the ocean," said Bikash Koley, vice president of global networking at Google. Firmina is the 16th submarine cable Google has built or invested in. "The internet is still growing steadily year over year. I expect that train to continue," he said.

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