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Chile, Google sign deal for fibre optic cable, a first
The Star
|June 06, 2025
CHILE and Google inked an agreement this week for the installation of the first submarine fibre optic cable between South America, Asia and Oceania by 2027.
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South America relies for its digital connectivity on infrastructure running through North America, and the new multi-million dollar will provide a faster alternative.
“This cable not only meets a technical need, but also represents a bet on resilience, diversification of digital routes, and the opening up of new possibilities for international collaboration,” Foreign Minister Alberto van Klaveren said at the signing ceremony in Santiago.
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