In Kazakhstan, 270 schools will be connected to Starlink satellite internet

As part of the pilot project to implement Starlink satellite internet in the Akmola region, 270 educational institutions are planned to be connected. Starlink is a high-speed satellite internet service, crucial for remote and rural areas, enabling students and teachers to access modern digital educational resources.

Additionally, the launch of 56 5G base stations is planned in the city of Kokshetau. Seven of them have already been installed.

In total, as of today, in the Akmola region, 2G operates in 451 out of 589 rural settlements, 3G in 206, and 4G in 227. ADSL technology covers 311 settlements, while fiber optic technology covers 257. Out of 589 rural settlements, 417 have mobile broadband internet access, while 172 do not. Fixed broadband access is available in 314 out of 589 rural settlements, while it is absent in 275.

Source: inform.kz