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Starlink remote connectivity is now available in Senegal, delivering high-speed, low-latency internet that extends broadband access to remote and underserved regions across the country. This expansion supports digital inclusion, educational access, economic growth, and public services, aligning with national goals to bridge the digital divide and foster connectivity for all.

Starlink remote connectivity has officially launched in Bolivia after the government lifted restrictions that previously blocked international satellite providers. This milestone brings high-speed, low-latency internet to remote and underserved regions across the country, enabling widespread access to streaming, education, telehealth, and business services. The rollout reflects a major step toward reducing Bolivia’s digital divide and integrating it into the global broadband ecosystem.

Starlink’s remote connectivity has connected more than 1 million people in Brazil with reliable high-speed internet, especially in rural and underserved areas where traditional infrastructure is limited. This satellite broadband access supports education, telehealth, business growth, and emergency communication, showcasing satellite internet’s role in bridging connectivity gaps across the vast Brazilian territory.

Starlink remote connectivity delivers reliable high-speed internet to even the most isolated parts of the world by leveraging a constellation of low Earth orbit satellites. Its expanding global footprint — spanning remote communities in the Arctic, rural villages, and isolated islands — supports education, telemedicine, disaster response, and economic growth. Through flexible installation and resilient performance, Starlink enables connectivity where traditional broadband has failed or never existed.

Williams, a major U.S. energy infrastructure company, addressed long-standing connectivity challenges in remote operational areas by integrating Starlink satellite broadband into its communications technology stack. This solution delivers high-bandwidth, low-latency internet directly at remote job sites, enabling field technicians to document tasks in real time, reduce unproductive travel, and enhance operational efficiency. In 2025 alone, implementations of Starlink yielded approximately $6 million in operational returns, and the company is expanding deployment through 2027. The initiative underscores the strategic role of reliable connectivity in modern energy operations.