The initiative, called Project Link, aims to connect cities in developing countries with high-speed fiber networks.
Washington: Google is launching a new project to bring high-speed Internet to the developing world using more traditional means: fiber networks.
The initiative, called Project Link, aims to connect cities in developing countries with high-speed fiber networks, Google announced.
According to Mashable, Google revealed that it has already wired up Kampala, the capital of Uganda, using Project Link:
This network, about 100 kilometers of fiber, is growing out from the center of the city, Google spokesperson Kelly Mason said.
Google hopes to give citizens in Kampala a better chance of accessing online learning tools or building new startups, and to improve commerce and the economy overall, the report added.
( Source : ANI )
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