Bridge the Digital Divide

Technology requires investment. Affluent and middle-class communities across nations are already familiar with technology and the social and educational benefits that technology delivers...ReadMore

Extend Service from Fiber Downlinks

Research has shown that in metropolitan areas, a fiber optic network loops the city with fiber spurs terminating in only approximately 40,000 of the 750,000 major office buildings in the US...ReadMore

Affordably Link a District of Schools

Both urban and rural school districts benefit from sharing educational resources and school operational systems. Applications such as student databases, email, and records often reside only on a local PC hard drive. Attempting to connect disparate schools through dial-up or DSL doesn’t offer the bandwidth for database applications, or the accessibility and ease-of-use required for actual use. Leased lines would address these issues, but would add unreasonable cost – and may not be available in many locations...ReadMore

Increase Access to Education

As world population increases, so does the need for universally available education. This education ranges from access to skilled labor training and university liberal arts to basic public health information. The problem is how to physically bring together educators and students. Schools in sparsely populated regions struggle with cost-effective course offerings for a small number of students...ReadMore