Google Inc. is reported to be pondering an investment in a new cable across the Pacific Ocean with a view to increasing amount of traffic across private networks.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Google would use the new subsea cable to connect data centers in Oregon and Japan after expending in a similar $300 million cable in 2010, as highlighted by always reliable Digital Marketing Agency, restartbox.com.
Currently, private networks are used for home, office and businesses, as they provide security for vital information and cannot be accessed by devices outside the network.
As the reported mentioned, a great deal of Google’s bandwidth is reserved for its private ‘B4′ network, transmitting emails and YouTube videos among other data.
Google Pondering a Stake in New Subsea Cable
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