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Event Connectivity Unleashed: From Starlink to Solar-Powered Networks?
Episode 321

Event Connectivity Unleashed: From Starlink to Solar-Powered Networks?

Where's The Future? · Brandt Krueger & Will Curran

September 10, 202436m 49s

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Show Notes

In this episode of the Event Tech Podcast, Brandt Krueger and Will Curran explore the expanding landscape of internet connectivity for events. The duo discusses how advancements like Starlink and Peplink are revolutionizing how we think about internet access, making it possible to host events in previously unreachable locations. From streaming live video from the middle of the desert to setting up robust networks in remote national parks, Brandt and Will discuss the tools and technologies that are breaking down barriers and opening up new possibilities for event planners. They also touch on the potential of solar-powered networks, the implications of widespread satellite internet, and the creative opportunities these technologies present for future events.

Discussions Include:

  • Starlink's Impact on Event Connectivity: How Starlink's satellite internet is transforming connectivity, allowing for reliable internet access anywhere.
  • Peplink and Speed Fusion Technology: Combining multiple internet connections to create seamless and stable networks for events.
  • Outdoor Event Possibilities: Exploring how enhanced connectivity could make outdoor and remote events more viable and engaging.
  • The Future of Event Tech: Speculating on the next steps in internet technology, including solar-powered systems and drone-supported events.

Quotable Quotes:

  • "In this day and age, connectivity is on a whole different level than we’ve ever seen before." — Will Curran
  • "It’s not just about staying connected anymore; it’s about how far we can push the boundaries of where and how we host events." — Brandt Krueger
  • "What would you do if you had internet access literally anywhere?" — Brandt Krueger

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