Group 1 - Cloudflare Inc. has announced a partnership with Giga, a joint initiative of UNICEF and the International Telecommunication Union, aimed at connecting every school to the Internet globally [1][3] - The partnership will leverage Cloudflare's global network and Speed Test solution to provide UNICEF with real-time data on school Internet connectivity [1][3] - The global digital divide is significant, with approximately 1.3 billion children lacking home Internet access and nearly 50% of students unable to use the Internet daily at school [2] Group 2 - Cloudflare will conduct up to 10 million availability tests per month from schools to gather data on Internet speed, latency, and affordability [2] - The collected data will enhance Giga's open-source platform, Giga Maps, which will assist governments and other stakeholders in developing strategies and tracking progress towards universal school connectivity [3] - Cloudflare's extensive global network, with data centers in over 330 cities, is designed to minimize latency and provide accurate, real-time assessments [3][4]