Meta is preparing to launch a massive project that will go beyond social media to support artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure. With the project named Project Waterworth, the company plans to lay down 50,000 kilometers of underwater cables worldwide, aiming to accelerate economic cooperation and technological advancements by providing faster data transfer and robust connections on 5 major continents. Meta is planning to lay down underwater cables encompassing 50,000 kilometers worldwide. Meta announced that when “Project Waterworth,” connecting the US, India, South Africa, Brazil, and other regions, is completed, it will be the longest underwater cable project in the world. Meta, the owner of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, aims to expand its presence in the technology field beyond social media by incorporating artificial intelligence and supporting infrastructure. The company stated that the new cable project will provide “industry-leading connections” to 5 major continents and help support artificial intelligence projects. In a blog post regarding the matter, Meta mentioned, “This project will enable more economic cooperation in these regions, facilitate digital participation, and open up opportunities for technological development.” Underwater cables are becoming increasingly important for providing power to various digital services and enabling rapid data transfer worldwide.