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:Can Ubuntu Linux Close the Digital Divide?
Can Ubuntu Linux Close the Digital Divide?
Aug 4, 2008, 22 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3499 reads)

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"Still, low-cost PCs also need broadband. And in many cases, broadband isn’t available — especially in rural U.S. regions. In early 2007, The VAR Guy visited Vermont and sat in a meeting where local IT experts described how hundreds of miles of fiber optics sat in the ground and remained unlit. Verizon, it seemed, couldn’t find a business case to light the fiber and exited the region. Ouch."

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