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Google builds $120M subsea cables in PNG for better internet and regional security under Australia’s defense pact.
Google will build three high-capacity subsea cables in Papua New Guinea, funded by Australia under the Pukpuk Treaty, a mutual defense agreement.
The $120 million project aims to connect northern and southern regions and Bougainville, improving digital resilience, security, and economic development.
The initiative supports broader strategic goals of Australia and the U.S. to strengthen regional connectivity and counter growing Chinese influence.
The cables will reduce reliance on single points of failure and enhance internet access across PNG, aligning with other infrastructure efforts like Google’s data hub on Christmas Island.
Google construye cables submarinos de $ 120M en PNG para una mejor seguridad de Internet y regional bajo el pacto de defensa de Australia.