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Connectivity promised by Musk to Bolsonaro will be important for remote regions and agribusiness, says expert

After the meeting between President Jair Bolsonaro (PL) and billionaire Elon Musk, who announced a partnership to bring connectivity to 19,000 Brazilian schools and to help monitor the Amazon, several questions arose about how this connection should take place in the country.

THE CNN technology and security expert Arthur Church said Musk’s strategy in positioning the satellite network and bringing internet to any point on Earth.

“Musk’s strategy in positioning this network of satellites, called suborbitals, as the report shows, at 550 km high, makes it possible to instantly take the internet to any point on Earth. Here in Brazil, in remote regions and also for agribusiness, it would be very important to have this type of connectivity”, says Igreja.

Igreja highlighted that Starlink is already present in Brazil and that bringing the connection to remote places is important.

“These technologies are complementary. [Nos locais] where running cable is not a problem, the best value for money is possibly wired internet. Now, for distant places, between not having internet and having a possibility like Starlink, it is much better to have this partnership that Elon Musk is offering”, he said.

On Friday (20), Bolsonaro said that the partnership with the owner of Starlink, which aims to provide internet connection to 19,000 Brazilian rural schools and environmental monitoring of the Amazon, will help fight deforestation and fires in the region.

“We are going to show that the Amazon is preserved. There are niches of burning and irregular deforestation. But his participation with his satellites will help to preserve it”, declared Bolsonaro.

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Source: CNN Brasil

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