Why Darwin could become 'a major interconnection point' for global data
Key points
- Plans show two international subsea cables may soon connect in Darwin's Fannie Bay.
- Google aims to link its Bosun cable to a site near the Darwin Ski Club, while Inligo Networks is building an open cable landing station.
- The NT government sees these developments as key to positioning Darwin as a regional digital infrastructure hub, with five international subsea cables expected in the coming years.
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