It’s the season of the Summer Olympics. As athletes from around the world gathered in Paris to compete in an array of disciplines, spectators globally have tuned in and connected to watch in various ways.
In gymnastics, Simon Biles continued to dominate, while Rebeca Andrade of Brazil has proven to be a new force in the sport. Léon Marchand made a splash as the French swimmer won four individual gold medals. Plus, everyone on the internet is talking about Stephen Nedoroscik on pommel horse and Turkish sharpshooter Yusuf Dikec.
In recent days, track & field has held a number of thrilling events at Stade de France. Markus Rooth of Norway won gold in the men’s decathlon, Gabby Thomas of the U.S. won gold in the women’s 200m, and Winfred Yavi of Bahrain won gold in the women’s 3000m Steeplechase. Noah Lyles just took gold in a historically close 100m sprint by five-thousandths of a second — now claiming the title of ‘The World’s Fastest Man.’ All these athletes have honed their craft and bring different exemplary skills to these Olympic events.
But what if internet connections were Olympic track and field events? Much like the various Olympic events, there are many ways we can connect to the internet.
Each of these connectivity methods serves a purpose. Yet satellite internet continues to provide the reliable, wide-area coverage that people need. Satellite internet is a great connectivity option, especially in remote or rural areas where traditional infrastructure like cellular networks or fiber isn’t feasible.
Like Olympians running great distances, jumping over hurdles, or throwing objects at high velocity — internet service providers like Hughes are able to provide a variety of top-tier connectivity options that best serve consumers.
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