Case Studies

Rural Americans have fewer opportunities to participate in the digital economy than people living in suburban and urban areas. In fact, about a quarter of rural Americans say a lack of high-speed Internet is a problem, according to Pew Research. In these communities, pervasive digital inequity impacts everyone from kids in the classroom to small businesses to farmers on the cutting edge of
agriculture technology. Critical aspects is to Deliver high-performance scalable network address translation (NAT) as part of a fast-growing infrastructure-as-a-service offering