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Global Connectivity Challenge
Governments, industry and organizations such as the United Nations have formally recognized the critical importance of Internet connectivity to the development and sustainability of communities worldwide. The edge of the connected world is currently limited by the cost of deploying wired and mobile networks in remote rural areas. Beyond this edge, individuals and communities are without this essential service. Access to healthcare, education, services, social resources and the ever growing online marketplace continue to become increasingly dependent on being connected to the digital world. The covid 19 pandemic has recently shown us without a doubt that access to the internet for remote and rural individuals and communities around the world is of essential importance. Without this access these communities are at extreme risk of falling further and further behind socially and economically. This rapidly widening digital divide threatens not only the physical, mental, emotional and finicial health of each individual but the community and ultimetly the health of the country.
An essential service
During the Covid-19 pandemic, we have seen an unparalleled reliance on high-speed internet. Students (for schooling), people (working from home), every business has had to adapt and join the online marketplace, it's the way of the future growth of businesses. Unfortunately, millions of people in Canada and the USA do not have access to this basic essential service. In 2017, Canadian census reported that 37 percent of rural households and 24 percent of Indigenous households in Canada lacked high-speed broadband access. In the USA, approximately 30 million Americans lack high-speed broadband. Demand is extraordinary and through strategic partnerships, numerous spectrum licenses and unparalleled patented technology, Madi/SBI is positioned to supply affordable, reliable broadband and bridge the digital divide.
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Our Deal
SBI has a licensing agreement to provide internet services for underserved areas by way of FBG's proprietary tech, "Connect Gen 3 & 4". These systems are designed to work in the UHF 512-698 MHz bandwidth spectrum. The system will deliver broadband through the spectrum, providing Internet, TV, Telephone and Security, without interruption or interference. Each Connect Gen system will supply high-speed internet up to 20000 subscribers at a rate of 200 Mbps in a radius up to 60km from the base of the transmitting tower which has back haul up to 5 Gigabytes, utilizing CBC's existing towers (approximately 457 across Canada). SBI has built an infrastructure which will allow for rapid growth and implementation of the new FBG Connect Gen 3 & 4 patented Systems.
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Our Tech
Our patented Connect Gen systems deliver broadband through the UHF spectrum providing internet, TV, telephone, and security without interruption or interference. Each Connect Gen system provides high-speed broadband with speeds of 150 to 200Mbps and supplies subscribers in a radius up to 60km from our tower without line-of-sight. Connect Gen systems are engineered, tested and field proven utilizing DOCSIS 3 and Channel Bonding to provide unrivaled capabilities, reaching rural/remote communities (of 20,000 plus homes & businesses).
Our Plans
Madi/SBI has an aggressive expansion plan for Canada/USA for 2023 and 2024. Our goal is to install up to 20 systems by the end of the year in rural and remote communities in need; including Indigenous communities, small towns and remote summer and winter homes. Rapid growth and implementation of our Connect Gen systems is our goal, and with licenses allowing us to utilize existing tower infrastructure, we are positioned to achieve these goals.
The Ontario and Federal Governments has recently released their 2021 budget which included up to $6 billion in rural internet infrastructure funding. Madi/SBI and Infinity Internet Solutions plan on expanding through it's ability to supply high speed broadband service across northern Canada allowing remote Canadians to access reliable internet. While the big telecom companies continue to under-serve rural and remote areas across Canada and Northern US states, Madi/SBI utilizing the new patented high-speed broadband technology are dedicated to connecting these communities with affordable and dependable broadband, encouraging cultural sustainability and essential community growth.
The Ontario and Federal Governments has recently released their 2021 budget which included up to $6 billion in rural internet infrastructure funding. Madi/SBI and Infinity Internet Solutions plan on expanding through it's ability to supply high speed broadband service across northern Canada allowing remote Canadians to access reliable internet. While the big telecom companies continue to under-serve rural and remote areas across Canada and Northern US states, Madi/SBI utilizing the new patented high-speed broadband technology are dedicated to connecting these communities with affordable and dependable broadband, encouraging cultural sustainability and essential community growth.
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