New undersea cable will speed US-Japan connection


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The 5,600-mile (9,000km) FASTER Cable System is aimed at meeting the growing demand for broadband Internet connections between North America and Asia.

"From the very beginning of the project, we repeatedly said to each other, 'faster, Faster and FASTER,' and at one point it became the project name, and today it becomes a reality," said a statement from Hiromitsu Todokoro, chairman of the FASTER management committee.

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