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5G Connects Brazil Remote Schools to Digital Future

Anita Bosman
Last updated: July 2, 2025 2:44 pm
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Moscow: PonteSud – News Desk

The Brazilian government has launched tests of 5G fixed wireless access (FWA) technology to improve internet connectivity in public schools, particularly in remote and rural areas.

The Ministry of Communications reported that early results suggest the technology could offer connection speeds and reliability comparable to fibre optic networks, even in locations where installing cables or satellite links would be difficult or costly.

The pilot scheme was carried out over five weeks in three schools in the rural interior of Rio Grande do Norte. The schools were situated between 1.6 and 4.7 kilometres from the nearest transmission tower – distances that pose challenges for 5G signal strength. External equipment was installed at these sites to help maintain a stable connection.

“We aim to connect all 138,000 basic education schools through the Connected Schools programme. The outcome of this pilot shows that 5G FWA could provide a rapid and viable complement to fibre and satellite connections. It speeds up our public policy implementation and broadens opportunities for digital inclusion in the country,” said Communications Minister Frederico de Siqueira Filho.

Officials believe 5G FWA could play a key role in connecting schools located in areas where building traditional fibre infrastructure remains impractical.

The government hopes that by combining fibre, satellite and now 5G FWA technologies, it will be possible to tackle digital exclusion in schools across the country and ensure all students can exercise their right to quality education.

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