Meta is preparing to launch a major project that will go beyond social media to support artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure. With the project named Waterworth, the company plans to lay down a 50,000-kilometer underwater cable globally to provide faster data transfer and strong connections across 5 major continents, aiming to accelerate economic cooperation and technological advancements. Meta is planning to lay down a 50,000-kilometer underwater cable globally. Meta, the owner of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, aims to expand its presence in the technology field beyond social media to include artificial intelligence and its supporting infrastructure. The company announced that when completed, the “Project Waterworth” connecting the U.S., India, South Africa, Brazil, and other regions will be the world’s longest underwater cable project. Meta stated in a blog post related to the project, “This project will enable more economic cooperation in these regions, facilitate digital inclusion, and create opportunities for technological development.” Submarine cables are becoming increasingly critical for providing power to various digital services and enabling rapid data transfer worldwide.