Google's new transatlantic cable renews concerns over Ireland's lack of security infrastructure

Google's new transatlantic cable renews concerns over Ireland's lack of security infrastructure
The cable plans have drawn criticism from security experts. Picture: Google

The installation of Google's new transatlantic undersea cable, which will pass through or near Irish waters, will expose the “growing concern” across the EU and US at Ireland’s failure to secure critical infrastructure, a top expert says.

Google this week announced that it is going to build its 'Grace Hopper' cable across the Atlantic, with construction to be completed by 2022.

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