Right now, there are more than 3.9 billion people without regular and reliable access to the Internet. At the same time, a further 2 billion are at risk of losing their reliable connectivity to the Internet due to unforeseen circumstances – natural disasters, political and social unrest, that sort of thing. Disclosure: This is a Sponsored Article Numerous companies have tried to solve both of these problems, with potential solutions coming from some of the biggest names in the tech space – Facebook, Google and more. None, however, have been particularly successful. That is, until now. With the advent of
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]]>Current estimates show that about 3.5 billion people in the world have little or no internet connections. This situation is grave considering that internet has replaced every other necessity and assumed the top spot on the society’s revised theory of Maslow on the hierarchy of needs. However, things are changing because a combination of the blockchain technology and mesh network may be all that is necessary for providing universal internet access. Disclosure: This is a Sponsored Article A mesh network describes a localized area network or LAN, which can either be wireless (WLAN) or virtual (VLAN), and works with either
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