Google's Dunant subsea cable is operational now

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As well as the 250Tbps Dunant cable, work is ongoing on the Equiano and Grace Hopper cables, connecting New York and South Africa to Europe

Google's Dunant subsea cable system, which can deliver data at a speed of 250 terabits per second (Tbps), is ready for service. Google's privately owned subsea cable connects Virginia Beach in t...

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