Curie (submarine communications cable) explained

Owners:Google
Cable Name:Curie
Technology:Fibre Optic
Length:10,476 km [1]

Curie is a private subsea communications cable owned by Google, connecting the United States to Chile and Panama. First commissioned in 2018[2] and completed in 2019,[3] Curie is Google's third fully-owned subsea cable, and Chile's first subsea cable in nearly two decades.[4]

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Curie . Submarine Cable Networks.
  2. Web site: Expanding our global infrastructure with new regions and subsea cables. 2018-01-16. Google Cloud Blog.
  3. Web site: Google finishes the install of its private Curie cable, announces Panama branch. 2019-11-14. Frederic Lardinois. TechCrunch.
  4. Web site: Curie subsea cable set to transmit to Chile, with a pit stop to Panama. 2019-11-14. Google Cloud Blog.

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