Microsoft, Facebook, Complete Enormous Undersea Cable
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Microsoft and Facebook just laid a 160-terabits-per-second cable 4,100 miles across the Atlantic - The Verge
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The megacable of Facebook and Microsoft that will connect EU and EEUU
Microsoft and Facebook's Marea subsea cable is finally complete
Marea: The future of subsea cables – Just another Microsoft News Center Network site
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Construction of Marea Cable System Completes - Submarine Networks
Microsoft and Facebook to build an innovative new subsea cable across the Atlantic Ocean - Cable Technology News
MAREA Cable Lands in Spain - Submarine Networks
Telxius Joins Trans-Atlantic Dunant and MAREA Subsea Cables - Dgtl Infra
Microsoft, Facebook to lay massive undersea cable | wtsp.com
MAREA Cable System Reaches 200 Tbps of Capacity - Submarine Networks
Telxius Joins Trans-Atlantic Dunant and MAREA Subsea Cables - Dgtl Infra
Facebook teams up with Microsoft to lay its transatlantic cable 'Marea' to join Virginia and Bilbao | WIRED UK
Marea cable - facebook and microsoft - Less Wires - Less Wires
Marea: The future of subsea cables – Just another Microsoft News Center Network site
Microsoft and Facebook to build “MAREA” – a state-of-the art subsea cable across the Atlantic. - COD.e
MAREA Internet Cable Under the Atlantic Ocean is Finally Done - YouTube
File:MAREA Cable.png - Wikimedia Commons
Infinera breaks efficiency record for transatlantic optical link using 16QAM modulation - Optical Connections News
MAREA and BRUSA the largest subsea capacity for worldwide communications - YouTube
Facebook and Microsoft to Build Fiber Optic Cable Across Atlantic - WSJ
