Larry's latest post on LinkedIn continues to drive home the need for Aradatum
"The densification model for broadband is clearly at a disconnect for where the population is heading. The pandemic changed the game - people lost their ability for communication (face to face interaction) and mobility (the ability to move around) in the cities during the lock downs.
People are departing the cities for more suburban, exurban and rural environments where they have more freedom to roam around their properties and embrace the human experience.
The graphs below show the disconnect between the broadband densification model (white vs. blue) and the exodus from those areas where broadband is predominant to those areas where it's lacking (purple vs. green).
The #digitaldivide is real."
There is an image attached showing a map of The U.S. stating that 75% (Wow) of the country has little to no broadband coverage and that people are leaving the cities for these more rural areas. While this further solidifies my idea that the company will win if the windmill works, I would like to share a thought that I had. At the bottom left of each picture it reads "slide 4 and slide 5" meaning these images are probably apart of a presentation for Aradatum. I imagine that Leete, or someone else, has used this to pitch to investors and companies who could use the service. While it's easy to get irritated and ask "when moon?", I do believe that they are continuing to work behind the scenes to make the company a success.
