Meta said it will build a subsea cable linking the United States and France, with transmission capacity reaching 1 petabit per second. The project is intended to increase transatlantic data transfer capacity as demand tied to artificial intelligence and cloud computing continues to rise. Techub carried the brief, which did not include additional details on the cable’s construction timeline, route, or investment size. The announcement centers on network capacity between the two countries and frames the cable as infrastructure aimed at handling heavier cross-Atlantic traffic. No further technical specifications were disclosed in the source provided.
Meta said it will build a subsea cable connecting the United States and France, with transmission capacity of up to 1 petabit per second.
The cable is intended to improve transatlantic data transfer capacity to support growing demand for AI and cloud computing.
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