Question

Some countries do not have

access to high-speed internet.
How is this a barrier to the
feasibility of many computing
solutions? (1 point)
lack of need
lack of infrastructure
lack of funding
lack of electricity

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

Having limited access to high-speed internet can be a barrier to the feasibility of many computing solutions because it can hinder communication, data transfer, and the ability to access online resources. Without fast and reliable internet connections, individuals and businesses may struggle to implement technologies that require constant connectivity, such as cloud computing, remote collaboration, and online services. This lack of access can limit the effectiveness and efficiency of computing solutions, making them less practical and viable in areas with poor internet infrastructure.