Internet for everyone and that reaches even the most remote areas of the world, where there is currently no high-speed connection. From today it is possible, thanks to Ka-Sat, the first satellite that will allow access to broadband in every region of Europe, North Africa and the Middle East.
Even today about 10% of the Italian territory, from Lombardy to Sicily without distinction, does not have access to the network. If the experiment were to succeed, it could also expand to other extra-Mediterranean areas.
“We are at the Big Bang of high-speed Internet via satellite,” Eutelsat president Giuliano Berretta said today in Rome. In addition to Italy, the event was presented simultaneously in Ireland, Great Britain, Germany, Spain, France and Greece.
Satellite Internet, now you can
Ka-sat, the first satellite that will allow access to broadband throughout the area bordering the Mediterranean, takes off
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