Meta bestätigt ‚Project Waterworth‘, ein globales Subsea -Kabelprojekt, das sich über 50.000 Kilometer erstreckt – das längste Subsea -Kabelprojekt der Welt
Meta bestätigt ‚Project Waterworth‘, ein globales Subsea -Kabelprojekt, das sich über 50.000 Kilometer erstreckt – das längste Subsea -Kabelprojekt der Welt
From the article:
„In terms of the network itself, Meta says it will be breaking new ground with its architecture, using 24 fiber pair cables, and what it describes as first-of-its-kind routing, “maximizing the cable laid in deep water — at depths up to 7,000 meters” along with new burial techniques to reduce faults in areas deemed “high risk,” either because of geographical issues, or politics — and sometimes both.“
Apparently the typical standard is 8 to 16 fiber pairs.
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They’ll own the landing stations and will establish a business around multiplexing others data for subsea traversal. Not the first company to do this, but perhaps the first to do it at this scale, outside of consortiums. If you can’t put satellites in space, this is their next best option for global network domination.
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From the article:
„In terms of the network itself, Meta says it will be breaking new ground with its architecture, using 24 fiber pair cables, and what it describes as first-of-its-kind routing, “maximizing the cable laid in deep water — at depths up to 7,000 meters” along with new burial techniques to reduce faults in areas deemed “high risk,” either because of geographical issues, or politics — and sometimes both.“
Apparently the typical standard is 8 to 16 fiber pairs.
They’ll own the landing stations and will establish a business around multiplexing others data for subsea traversal. Not the first company to do this, but perhaps the first to do it at this scale, outside of consortiums. If you can’t put satellites in space, this is their next best option for global network domination.