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273 Facebook parent company Meta plans to build its own sub-sea cable — the source says the company plans to “avoid areas of geopolitical tension”

Tom's Hardware · 11/29/2024 13:06 EDT

Meta is reportedly planning to build its own undersea internet cable spanning the globe.

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