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Internet giant Google recently announced a new plan, that is, it plans to deploy a new submarine cable system to connect New York in the United States, Bude in the United Kingdom, and Bilbao in Spain, full name Grace Hopper system
.
According to reports, the Grace Hopper cable will be equipped with 16 pairs of optical fibers (32 fibers).
Google says it will be a major upgrade
to the internet infrastructure that currently connects the U.
S.
and Europe.
Earlier this year, Google had already signed a cable construction contract with submarine cable contractor SubCom, which is scheduled for completion
in 2022.
Grace Hopper will feature the latest fiber-switched technology to improve the reliability of communications worldwide, allowing Google to better divert traffic
in the event of an outage.
Internet giant Google recently announced a new plan, that is, it plans to deploy a new submarine cable system to connect New York in the United States, Bude in the United Kingdom, and Bilbao in Spain, full name Grace Hopper system
.
According to reports, the Grace Hopper cable will be equipped with 16 pairs of optical fibers (32 fibers).
Google says it will be a major upgrade
to the internet infrastructure that currently connects the U.
S.
and Europe.
Earlier this year, Google had already signed a cable construction contract with submarine cable contractor SubCom, which is scheduled for completion
in 2022.
Grace Hopper will feature the latest fiber-switched technology to improve the reliability of communications worldwide, allowing Google to better divert traffic
in the event of an outage.