Google’s subsea cables create resilient networks linking India, America, and the Southern Hemisphere

Google is expanding its private subsea cable footprint with a new initiative linking the United States and India through multiple Southern Hemisphere routes.

The plan, dubbed America-India Connect, adds new fiber paths between Mumbai and Western Australia, and between Visakhapatnam on India’s east coast and key international hubs.

When combined with existing systems such as Blue, Raman, Sol, Equiano, and others, these routes extend data corridors across the Pacific, Africa, and the Red Sea.

Building the missing links across continents

“We’re announcing America-India Connect, a collaborative infrastructure initiative… (it) will establish a new international subsea gateway… three new subsea paths… and four strategic fiber-optic routes that bolster network resilience and capacity between ...