Cajutel's aim is to convey fast internet and IPTV to the general population of Guinea-Bissau (and conceivably Guinea too) at much lower costs. The execution is wanted to increment by 20x, the cost will drop by 25% and the dependability will be in any event at 99.99%. This will sling the nation into the 21st century and gives education a greater possibility. The infrastructure built is completely independent and controlled utilizing sustainable energy source (solar powered). in 5 years we should cover 90% of the populace.
Currently, 1.2 billion people lack connectivity worldwide. The Internet has become an essential part of this century. New web-based services are making it a requirement for starting and growing their businesses worldwide, as well as expanding industries as varied as education, health care, agriculture, small-business development, and humanitarian response. Without access to the internet, unconnected communities are at a disadvantage, and the digital divide will continue to grow wider.
Cajutel aims to help close the digital divide by providing new technology solutions and a model based on solar power. The company will be able to build its infrastructure to provide connectivity in regions with lower levels of access to telecommunication service.
The socioeconomic opportunities that mobile connectivity can offer to traditionally underserved communities that lack coverage are inspiring. Connectivity is increasingly essential for inclusion in educational, health care, governance, and identity and business ecosystems. We know it is already possible to profitably connect the world’s unconnected populations with innovations in both business models and equipment.