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Facebook Team Brings Light-Based Internet Closer To Reality
Scientists at the Facebook's Connectivity Lab have developed a new way to detect light signals travelling through the air, an advance that may lead to fast optical wireless networks capable of deliveringinternet service to remote places.
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Facebook's Artificial Intelligence Team Maps Earth To Beam Internet Access To All
Social networking giant Facebook is using its artificial intelligence (AI) technology and resources to map the entire Earth and launch the world's most detailed population maps that will help it beam cheap internet to remote areas.
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Facebook Prepares to Test Giant Internet-Beaming Drone
The project is part of a broader Facebook effort that also contemplates using satellites and more to deliver Internet.
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Facebook Demonstrates Technology to Beam Internet via Lasers
Facebook's Connectivity Lab is developing a laser communications system to provide Internet to remote regions in its Internet.org initiative.
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Facebook, Google Shelve Satellite Internet Plans: Reports
Nevertheless, there are still some businesses that aim to launch satellite Internet services, since the potential rewards for success are high.
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Facebook to Test Internet Beaming Drones in 2015
Mark Zuckerberg had unveiled Facebook's Connectivity Lab and its partnership with the Internet.org project in March this year.
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Facebook to Test Internet Beaming Drones in 2015
Mark Zuckerberg had unveiled Facebook's Connectivity Lab and its partnership with the Internet.org project in March this year.
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Google, Facebook look to skies to spread Internet
Drones are just one of several ideas being explored by Google, Facebook and others that may involve satellites, high-altitude balloons, blimps or other flying machines.
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Facebook to use satellites, drones to spread the Internet
Facebook is following in the steps of Google Inc, the world's largest Internet search engine, whose Google X division is working on a variety of so-called "moonshot" projects including self-driving cars and wearable computers.
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Facebook's Connectivity Lab to use satellites, drones to spread the Internet
The move extends the social networking company's Internet.org effort, aimed at connecting billions of people.
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Facebook Team Brings Light-Based Internet Closer To Reality
Scientists at the Facebook's Connectivity Lab have developed a new way to detect light signals travelling through the air, an advance that may lead to fast optical wireless networks capable of deliveringinternet service to remote places.
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Facebook's Artificial Intelligence Team Maps Earth To Beam Internet Access To All
Social networking giant Facebook is using its artificial intelligence (AI) technology and resources to map the entire Earth and launch the world's most detailed population maps that will help it beam cheap internet to remote areas.
-
Facebook Prepares to Test Giant Internet-Beaming Drone
The project is part of a broader Facebook effort that also contemplates using satellites and more to deliver Internet.
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Facebook Demonstrates Technology to Beam Internet via Lasers
Facebook's Connectivity Lab is developing a laser communications system to provide Internet to remote regions in its Internet.org initiative.
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Facebook, Google Shelve Satellite Internet Plans: Reports
Nevertheless, there are still some businesses that aim to launch satellite Internet services, since the potential rewards for success are high.
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Facebook to Test Internet Beaming Drones in 2015
Mark Zuckerberg had unveiled Facebook's Connectivity Lab and its partnership with the Internet.org project in March this year.
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Facebook to Test Internet Beaming Drones in 2015
Mark Zuckerberg had unveiled Facebook's Connectivity Lab and its partnership with the Internet.org project in March this year.
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Google, Facebook look to skies to spread Internet
Drones are just one of several ideas being explored by Google, Facebook and others that may involve satellites, high-altitude balloons, blimps or other flying machines.
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Facebook to use satellites, drones to spread the Internet
Facebook is following in the steps of Google Inc, the world's largest Internet search engine, whose Google X division is working on a variety of so-called "moonshot" projects including self-driving cars and wearable computers.
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Facebook's Connectivity Lab to use satellites, drones to spread the Internet
The move extends the social networking company's Internet.org effort, aimed at connecting billions of people.
