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How is Meta protecting its Project Water Worth subsea cable network from potential damage?

Meta is implementing sophisticated protection measures for Project Water Worth by deploying advanced routing and innovative cable burial strategies. These techniques are specifically designed to safeguard the infrastructure in high-risk areas such as shallow coastal waters, where undersea cables are particularly vulnerable to damage. These protective measures are crucial as undersea cable networks form the backbone of global Internet connectivity, enabling local telecom operators to provide reliable Internet services to their customers and connect different countries. The protection strategies will help ensure the longevity and reliability of this ambitious 50,000 km cable project spanning five continents.

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Innovative Cable Burial Strategies by Meta for Undersea Infrastructure

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What is Project Water Worth and how long will the subsea cable be once completed?

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What regions will Meta's new subsea cable connect, and what are its main goals?

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Why are undersea cable networks important for global Internet connectivity?

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