Bitget deploys Starlink in remote areas of the Philippines, providing high-speed internet access to over 7,400 teachers and students for the first time
ChainCatcher reported that Bitget announced its Blockchain4Youth (B4Y) education program has completed a new round of Starlink satellite network deployment in remote island regions of the Philippines, bringing high-speed and stable internet access to six schools in Surigao del Norte, Siquijor, and Negros Oriental. This deployment has provided a reliable network environment for more than 7,300 students and over 100 teachers. For schools that have long relied on paper-based teaching materials or struggled with unstable networks, this deployment has enabled them to truly depend on high-speed internet for teaching.
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