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Google Cloud launches TalayLink subsea cable linking Australia and Thailand
The TalayLink cable and new regional hubs will add diversity and resilience across Australia, Thailand, and Southeast Asia.
By Khamila Mulia
Editor APAC, The Tech Capital
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Google Cloud has unveiled TalayLink, a new subsea cable that will connect Australia and Thailand to expand regional and global connectivity.
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