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Google Dives Deep: New Fiber Optic Cable to Unite Africa and Australia
Google is set to build the Umoja fiber optic cable, linking Africa and Australia to boost digital connectivity. Starting in Kenya, it will pass through multiple African nations before reaching Australia, aiming to enhance network resilience and economic growth.
Hot Take:
Google’s newest project, Umoja, is like the Wi-Fi extender for the world’s digital dead zones. With Africa and Australia getting connected, the only thing left to worry about is kangaroos mastering TikTok dances!
Key Points:
- Google to build Umoja, a fiber optic cable connecting Africa and Australia.
- The cable aims to increase digital connectivity, economic growth, and resilience in Africa.
- In partnership with the Kenyan government, Google will also focus on cybersecurity, AI, and digital skills.
- Umoja will complement Google’s existing undersea cable, Equiano, which connects Portugal and South Africa.
- The initiative aims to mitigate high-impact outages in the region.
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