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There's a Meta Connectivity thing called Terragraph that would do it, though i don't know its status. I think the website cites urban but it's not really speci
by jjtheblunt 5y ago
There's a Meta Connectivity thing called Terragraph that would do it, though i don't know its status.
I think the website cites urban but it's not really specific to that.
https://terragraph.com/ https://terragraph.com/
- apeace 5y ago> Terragraph is a wireless technology designed to meet the growing demand for reliable, high-speed internet access in urban and suburban environments. From https://terragraph.com/product/ https://terragraph.com/product/ I don't think this is a solution for remote areas.
- jjtheblunt 5y agohttps://tech.fb.com/engineering/2022/03/alaska-terragraph/ https://tech.fb.com/engineering/2022/03/alaska-terragraph/ supposedly it was developed for remote areas. Hard to tell if there's something special about where it was deployed....maybe the notion of remote has to be still close to wired basestation hubs.
- ghaff 5y agoIt’s last mile though which mostly doesn’t help except in medium density neighborhood where running wire/fiber to houses isn’t hard, just expensive. 5G is probably more viable in general for these sorts of cases.
- jjtheblunt 5y agoi bet that's the disruption (5G) that might obviate Terragraph. I guess we'll see.