Telecom Association Backs Submarine Cables to Propel Thailand as a Digital Hub Amid Growing AI and Cloud Demand
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Submarine cable systems are a vital infrastructure of the digital economy, as they carry data across countries around the world, particularly for connections between continents. Today, a large amount of the data used in the internet, communications, and businesses must pass through these cables.
The telecommunications association places importance on submarine cable systems and sees them as a means to help push Thailand toward becoming a digital center, or digital hub, in the region. Meanwhile, the trend of artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud services continues to grow steadily, causing demand for data and high-speed connections to increase significantly.
Development of submarine cable systems is therefore seen as one factor that will help support the expansion of these technologies in the future. However, the news does not yet provide further details, such as operational plans, timelines, or related budgets.
For readers in Thailand, this movement reflects growing attention to digital infrastructure and may affect internet services, cloud businesses, and technology investment in the long term. It is advisable to follow further news from reliable sources to learn about the progress of the project.
Sources: LINE TODAY
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