The day the cable landed in the UK at the GCHQ Bude in Cornwall to help support Google services like Meet, Gmail and Google Cloud.
Updated September 20, 2021 / Original September 20, 2021
Grace Hopper UK shore end landing by © Exposure Photo Agency. Source: Google Cloud
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September 20, 2021 | 4:18 PM BST
Just over a year after being announced, Google’s Grace Hopper subsea cable has landed in Bude, Cornwall (UK) to help meet demand for cloud services across the hyperscaler’s consumer and enterprise products.
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