The digital divide, a global issue that refers to the gap between those who have access to digital technologies and those who do not, is a pressing concern that has garnered attention in recent times. Initiatives such as Starlink's endeavor to provide satellite internet to Indonesia and a billionaire's generous offer of free space internet to Brazilian schools amidst a government standoff highlight the efforts being made to bridge this gap and ensure that all individuals, regardless of their location or socioeconomic status, have equal access to the opportunities and resources that the digital world has to offer. These initiatives aim to not only connect underserved communities but also to empower them through increased access to information, communication, and educational resources.
Starlink by SpaceX launches high-speed internet services across the Republic of Fiji, covering 300+ islands, marking a major technological leap.
Elon Musk decides to provide free Starlink internet to Brazilian schools amidst government contract suspension, challenging political and social norms.
Unveiling Starlink's strategic expansion to Indonesia, aiming to revolutionize the region's internet access with satellite technology.