Facebook, Amazon seek US approval to operate undersea data cable

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After China Mobile agreed to exit the plan.

Facebook, Amazon seek US approval to operate undersea data cable
Facebook and Amazon.com have asked the US government for approval to operate a new undersea data cable between the Philippines and California after China Mobile agreed to exit the plan, a US government agency said. The two companies told the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) they ...

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