New International Internet Cable to Connect South Island

The South Island is set to receive its first direct international internet cable. This new connection will span 2300 kilometres between Invercargill and Melbourne.

The submarine cable agreement aims to improve internet connectivity for users in the region. It will provide faster and more reliable internet access, benefiting both individuals and businesses.

The cable is expected to bolster economic growth and support local innovation. Enhanced internet connectivity can facilitate better communication and digital services.

This significant development marks a step forward in expanding New Zealand's digital infrastructure. The project highlights the commitment to improving connectivity across the country.

Originally reported by RNZ New Zealand Headlines.

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