Of course. Take, for example, precision agriculture. You have farmers who are using technology like drones and low-orbit satellites to monitor their crop fields and to identify where they need a specific kind of fertilizer, where they need to harvest a week earlier, or where they need to apply water. Without broadband Internet and being able to connect all those dots, they're just going to continue using traditional farming techniques. If they had access to broadband Internet, then they would be able to use technology like precision agriculture.
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