The 31,000-mile cable will connect parts of the US, Brazil, South, Africa, and India. Project Waterworth should be online by 2030.

Meta's Project Waterworth will stretch over 50,000 kilometers long, connecting the U.S. with India, Brazil, and South Africa.

Meta has unveiled its plan to build the world’s longest underwater internet cable, spanning a staggering five continents to support its AI projects.

Facebook and Instagram parent company Meta has said it will lay an undersea cable stretching across five continents to carry data, including for developing artificial intelligence (AI). The cable will run for more than 50,

The social media giant says the multibillion-dollar project will connect the United States, India, Brazil, South Africa and other regions.

Meta’s Waterworth Project will provide internet connectivity on five continents, with landing points in India, the United States, Brazil, and South Africa.

Meta announces ambitious project to build the world's longest underwater cable, aiming to enhance global internet connectivity.

Meta's Project Waterworth, the world's longest subsea cable at 50,000 km, aims to boost internet capacity, AI development, and digital infrastructure across India, the US, Brazil, and South Africa.