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CIMS 3.3

CIMS QUIZ 3

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Common Carriage Anyone should have access to it. This is why some systems became nationalized.
Digital Divide A gap of internet access between the rural and urban areas.
Last Mile While companies wanted the internet to be a global thing, there were just some are the US that had slow to no access
One Laptop Per Child 2005-2014 Theory Seymour Paper. $100 laptops. Uruguay Rwanda Peru. Give 1 Get 1. Failed
Skills Gap Different levels to use to being online. Typically children have easier time understanding.
Project Aquila Lightweight solar powered. 2016-2017 tests. Facebook Drones as a atmospheric satellites.
Project Loon Google helium balloons. Pilots in New Zealand, Brazil, Kenya, California,
Starlink SpaceX 6000 LEO satellites for global broadband. Served in Ukraine war zones and rural US at 100-200Mbps. WiFi
Foxconn (multiple) Taiwanese company with facroties in China. Over 1 million employees. China's largest private employer.
iPhone City Zhengzhou 350,000 employees. Low pay, long houses.
Samsung Vietnam factories. Women in their 20s. High rates of miscarriages, cancer, health problems. 2016 85$ million in compensation.
Server Farms AKA data centers. The cloud has a greater carbon footprint than the airline industry. Consumes 20% of global electricity. A crazy amount of carbon emissions. 70% of internet traffic goes through Virginia data center.
E-Waste Planned obsolescence. Selling e-waste. Guiyu, China "e-waste capital of the world"
Bitcoin Mining Decode hashes, rewarded with bitcoin. Bitcoin e-waste as much as a midsized country (like Argentina and Poland). Huge carbon footprint and toxic materials.
Daisy Apple experiment. Helps deconstruct an iPhone. Makes the process of recycling easier. More material to make another iPhone. Takes the material from old phones to use into new phones.
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