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Building AI’s Subsea Cable Infrastructure

February 20, 2025
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The Future of Meta AI: Personalized Assistants and Global Connectivity

Looking for a fun family activity this weekend? Imagine asking Meta AI for suggestions and receiving tailored recommendations based on your preferences and location. With Meta’s new personalized assistant, the possibilities are endless.

Meta is introducing a more advanced assistant that can provide personalized suggestions for activities, events, and more. By analyzing your online behavior and profile information, Meta AI can offer recommendations that suit your interests and location. For example, if you enjoy country music and have a family, Meta AI might suggest tickets to a local country music show and reservations at a nearby brunch spot.

But Meta’s innovation doesn’t stop there. The tech giant is also launching a groundbreaking subsea telecommunications cable system spanning 50,000 kilometers across five continents. This ambitious project aims to ensure that the benefits of AI and other emerging technologies are accessible to everyone, regardless of their location.

Geoff Bennett, Director of Solutions and Technology at Infinera, highlights the importance of subsea cables in supporting global AI infrastructure. These cables play a crucial role in facilitating long-distance communication for applications that require constant server-to-server interaction.

The new Meta cable system is set to be the longest 24 fiber pair cable project in the world. It will utilize innovative routing techniques and deep-water deployment to maximize connectivity. Specialized burial methods will be employed in high-risk areas to safeguard the cables from potential hazards.

In a recent article in Marine Technology Reporter, Alisa Reiner emphasizes the significance of risk mitigation in subsea infrastructure. Threats to undersea cables, such as deliberate sabotage or accidental damage, can disrupt critical communication networks.

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Meta’s cable system is designed to steer clear of vulnerable regions like the Red Sea and the South China Sea. By promoting cooperation and connectivity, Meta aims to foster economic growth and technological development in countries along the cable route.

Additionally, Meta has unveiled a new message translation feature in Instagram’s direct messaging, enabling users to communicate with friends and family across language barriers. This enhancement reflects Meta’s commitment to fostering global connections and bridging communication gaps.

With its innovative technologies and commitment to global connectivity, Meta is shaping the future of AI-driven personalized assistance and communication infrastructure. Stay tuned for more exciting developments from this tech powerhouse.

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