Meta, V.tal to build third Brazilian landing point for Malbec cable

Posted on May 26, 2025 by Guest authors

Meta has announced it is partnering with Brazilian neutral network, digital infrastructure and data centre group V.tal to establish a new cable landing point for Meta’s Malbec subsea cable in Porto Alegre.

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