With plans to invest in eight new routes in Asia and two in Europe, capital commitments into submarine fibre systems are gaining speed to connect millions of people and businesses.
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Graph showing how the economic impact of our subsea cables has increased in APAC. From 2021 to 2025, these increases will total $422 billion. Source: Meta
Facebook’s parent company Meta (NASDAQ: FB) has been heavily investing in subsea fibre-optic infrastructure to connect millions of users and businesses in developed and emerging markets around the world.
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