The world's fastest submarine fiber optic cable put into use The network speed has soared 10 million times

Shortly after Microsoft and Facebook announced that they would join forces to build a high-speed submarine cable network, Google defended its image
as an "Internet boss" with practical actions.
Google will start using the world's fastest submarine cable to date this Thursday US time, and it is said that the transmission rate of the new network will increase by 10 million times!

According to foreign reports, Google's super submarine cable project began two years ago
.

At that time, Google teamed up with five Asian telecommunications companies to invest $300 million to build this submarine cable connecting the United States and Japan, which is called "Faster"
.

With a bandwidth of up to 60Tbps, this optical cable connects the state of Oregon in the east, Chiba and Mie prefectures in Japan to the west, and connects to many hubs on the west coast of the United States, including Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay Area, Portland and Seattle, with a total length of 9,000 kilometers
.

Alan Chin-Lun Cheung of Google's submarine cable architecture team announced through a blog that Google will enable submarine
cables.

Alan Chin-Lun Cheung wrote in a blog post, "The Faster cable system will allow Google to connect to 10Tbps of the total bandwidth of the 60Tbps network between the U.
S
.
and Japan.
" We will use this capability to support our users, including those such as Google Maps and the cloud platform
.
This is the fastest submarine cable in history, about 10 million times
faster than ordinary cables.
We will be using this cable
from Thursday.
”