The subsea fiber optic cables are intended to speed up Google’s cloud-computing business as it looks to catch up to Amazon and Microsoft, which each have more cloud-computing revenue than Google, according to WSJ.
Google’s new cables will help connect five new regions for its cloud customers in Los Angeles, Finland, Hong Kong, the Netherlands and Montreal.
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