Meta has announced the big marine project. India will also be included in this project of Facebook and Instagram -owned companies. It is to be noted that during the visit to the United States, Meta announced the important agreement during the meeting of the newly elected President Donald Trump of the United States with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The project is named ‘Project Waterworth’. Under this, there are plans to connect five continents of the world through the Marine Internet cable. For this, the meta will place only more than 5 km of these five continents under the water. The project will cost billions of dollars. Investing for years will be invested to build a project waterworth.
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Connection on 3 continents will improve
Meta said Project Waterworth will begin this year. The only project underwater project will be their 5th project which will be at the root of India. The only project below this water will work to improve digital connections in 5 continents. The total length of this cable on the beach will be more than 5 km. Surprisingly this length is more than the earth’s perimeter.
A Meta spokeswoman on Saturday said that Meta is one of its largest markets investing in India, Meta is set to set up the world’s longest, highest power and technologically advanced cable to connect India, the United States and its outside. Meta also says that this project will help India to be digitally enabled and to carry out technical innovations.
Contextually, the bottom of the sea is only important for internet connection because they connect different countries. Local telecom companies connect these cables to provide internet access to their customers And in this case, telecom companies have asked big technology companies such as Meta to pay for the network of networks to bring more benefits, reduce internet traffic and improve customer experiences.
In the US-India joint statement, India also planned to spend only fix, maintenance at the bottom of the sea in the Indian Ocean.