Topic: Cajutel ICO Schedule: 18 Aug to 18 Nov 2017 - page 3. (Read 80998 times)
Network in the region experiences high latency, high cost and low bandwidth. Nevertheless, this is set to change very soon, when the Cajutel 100% solar powered internet comes on the ground.
what is the currenct price of caj?
current price is $1.45 and for you can check it on https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/cajutel/
although the project is great and vast which will give us profit in future.
Hence, internet connection has never been more important with the surge in new technologies and ways of working. Whereas the Internet in West Africa is very slow and expensive, which makes it difficult for business to survive and work, the emergence of cajutel could indeed help in West Africa regions.
If you say this can help, how is it possible that the ICO date has been set from August to November in 2017? I mean we are in 2019 by now.
what is the currenct price of caj?
Cajutel to bring Internet to unserved Masses of west Africa.
Slow internet affecting growth of GDP in africa
Just 8% of broadband clients could accomplish speeds higher than 4 megabits for every second (Mbps), which contrasts inadequately and the worldwide normal of 46%, cajutel may bring better result after starting its services.
West Africa is one of the most expensive places in the world to access the internet from and its way behind countries with far worse infrastructure as soon as cajutel will be welcomed the scenario may change.
Cajutel, a company from Guinea-Bissau is building infrastructure to serve the masses in West Africa with high-speed internet at affordable prices.
West Africa is one of the most expensive places in the world to access the internet from and its way behind countries with far worse infrastructure as soon as cajutel will be welcomed the scenrio may change.
the country has the lowest average connection speed that of all European, Middle-Eastern and African countries.
The report shows that the average connection speed is as low as number 126.
although the project is great and vast which will give us profit in future.
Hence, internet connection has never been more important with the surge in new technologies and ways of working. Whereas the Internet in West Africa is very slow and expensive, which makes it difficult for business to survive and work, the emergence of cajutel could indeed help in West Africa regions.
although the project is great and vast which will give us profit in future.
With recent policy interventions by the African government to increase regulation of Internet-based services are worrying consumers and businesses. Hopely the government there may give the license soon!
If infrastructure investment continues, the Internet will grow much larger in the next decade, adding up to $ 300 billion a year in Africa's GDP and Cajutel will also help in adding GDP in an economy.
With recent policy interventions by the African government to increase regulation of Internet-based services are worrying consumers and businesses. Hopely the government there may give the license soon!
i like this ico project...
Cajutel may be changing the way consumers and businesses in Africa live, work and transact.
now new companies offering innovative ways to market and sell their products in some of the fastest growing markets in the world, so i think this is only possible if we there the people will cajutel internet services soon!
cajutel will help in two drivers that can support this: increasing internet access is accelerating faster than in other regions of the world and decreasing costs, especially for mobile broadband devices and services. Companies use this development to capture the demands created by developing consumer classes in Africa and development needs.
Cajutel may be changing the way consumers and businesses in Africa live, work and transact.
now new companies offering innovative ways to market and sell their products in some of the fastest growing markets in the world, so i think this is only possible if we there the people will cajutel internet services soon!
what percentage of broadband connections are estimated to be in Africa?
1% or lower than it.
what percentage of broadband connections are estimated to be in Africa?
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