Amazônia Conectada reaches 1,200 km of subfluvial fiber, expanding internet access in the Amazon

Brazil's Amazônia Conectada project has installed 1,200 km of subfluvial optical fiber in Amazon rivers, extending connectivity to remote communities. The milestone indicates continued progress in bridging the digital divide, though the operational impact and coverage details remain unspecified. This expansion supports regional development and public services, but its economic significance is limited.

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