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The Regional Government of the Azores has expressed enthusiasm over Google's recent announcement concerning the construction of its Sol submarine cable system, which will feature a landing point on São Miguel Island. This significant infrastructure project aims to enhance internet connectivity and bolster the region's digital capabilities.
The Sol cable system is designed to improve data transmission and provide faster, more reliable internet service to the Azores, which has historically faced challenges in connectivity. With the landing of this advanced submarine cable, São Miguel is poised to become a crucial hub for digital communications, benefiting both residents and businesses alike.
Local authorities anticipate that the new cable will not only enhance internet access but also attract investment and innovation to the region. This development aligns with global trends of increasing demand for high-speed internet and digital services, positioning the Azores as a competitive player in the digital economy. The Regional Government is optimistic about the opportunities this project will bring to the islands.
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