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Green Wi-Fi is a non-profit organization founded by Bruce Baikie that aims to provide internet access to schoolchildren in remote villages around the world. It develops solar-powered wireless antennas for laptops to bring connectivity to areas without electricity. Green Wi-Fi partners with organizations like OLPC and Inveneo to transport and set up the necessary equipment. The goal is to further education and productivity in developing countries by bridging the digital divide.
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