OpenCellular: Connect the internet from anywhere in the world

Early this morning (Vietnam time), Mark Zuckerberg , the boss of the Facebook empire and his team, has introduced a groundbreaking invention called OpenCellular, with the desire to bring internet connectivity to the most remote places. world.

He said:

“On the journey to connect the world, today we are pleased to introduce OpenCellular – an open source wireless connectivity platform with the goal of bringing the Internet to the most remote areas of the world. There are more than 4 billion people without both the most basic internet connection, and one of the biggest challenges is how to bring the internet to places where there is still no infrastructure needed. Therefore, we designed OpenCellular, an open system for anyone – from telecom operators and enterprise temple researchers – to build and operate wireless networks in remote areas. The device is shoe-sized in size and can support up to 1,500 people connected, within a 10 kilometer radius.

Together with the photovoltaic Aquila and high-bandwidth laser beams, OpenCellular is the next breakthrough on the journey to making it better, more accessible, bringing the world closer together. ”