US EditionBridging the Digital Divide: How Regulators Use Crowdsourced Data to Improve Rural Connectivity
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Bridging the Digital Divide: How Regulators Use Crowdsourced Data to Improve Rural Connectivity
Digital connectivity has become essential for modern life, with access to high-speed internet now allowing people to work remotely, access education, receive healthcare services, and participate in online commerce and banking. Yet a stark digital divide persists: while 40% of urban centers globally enjoy download speeds exceeding 100 Mbps (sufficient for most demanding online activities including HD video streaming and remote work), rural commun…
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