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Don’t let landlocked Internet providers widen the gap between you and high-speed Internet. Many providers still underserve certain rural and remote locations.
DSL, cable, and fiber-optic Internet providers offer high-speed Internet only to those whose homes fall within the existing network. To these providers, it can be costly and inefficient to add homes farther away from the source of the signal.
For a long time, these customers were told dial-up was their only option.
Satellite Internet came to change the conversation, with fast connections and wider availability. Take a look out your window. All you need for satellite Internet is an unobstructed view of the southern sky.
And we don’t just mean that figuratively. Brand new advanced satellites transmit Internet signal to users on Earth. They follow a geosynchronous orbit about 22,000 miles above the equator.
Distance is no match for this new generation of satellites that have “increased the bandwidth and decreased the cost” of satellite Internet for customers in rural or remote regions.
Don’t believe that high-speed Internet isn’t for you where you live. Satellite Internet is your solution for rural high-speed Internet.
Satellite Internet has got your need for speed covered, but that’s not the only improvement you’ll see. While latency cannot be rid of completely, new technology will help reduce latency, or lag as some call it.
They really did think of everything.
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