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Wing Failure Blamed for Crash of Google's Solar-Powered Drone
The drone was built by Titan Aerospace, a company headed by former Microsoft executive Vern Raburn that Google bought last 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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Google to buy drone-maker Titan Aerospace
Titan chief executive Vern Raburn declined to provide information on the price of the deal, which he said closed on Monday morning.
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With purchase of drone maker, Google sees a fleet of satellites
Following in Facebook's footsteps, Google said Monday that it had purchased Titan Aerospace, the maker of high-altitude drone satellites, which will be used to take photos of the earth and to connect people to the Internet.
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Facebook in talks to acquire drone company for $60 million: report
The high-flying drones would give Facebook, the world's No.1 Internet social network, the ability to beam wireless Internet access to consumers in undeveloped parts of the world, according to the technology blog TechCrunch. TechCrunch first reported the deal late on Monday, citing an anonymous source.
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Facebook in talks to acquire drone company for $60 million: reports
Facebook Inc is in talks to buy drone maker Titan Aerospace for $60 million, according to media reports.
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Facebook looking to buy Titan Aerospace for Internet-providing drones: Report
The social messaging giant reportedly wishes to use the Titan Aerospace's drones to provide Internet access to regions without it.
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Wing Failure Blamed for Crash of Google's Solar-Powered Drone
The drone was built by Titan Aerospace, a company headed by former Microsoft executive Vern Raburn that Google bought last year.
-
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.
-
Google to buy drone-maker Titan Aerospace
Titan chief executive Vern Raburn declined to provide information on the price of the deal, which he said closed on Monday morning.
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With purchase of drone maker, Google sees a fleet of satellites
Following in Facebook's footsteps, Google said Monday that it had purchased Titan Aerospace, the maker of high-altitude drone satellites, which will be used to take photos of the earth and to connect people to the Internet.
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Facebook in talks to acquire drone company for $60 million: report
The high-flying drones would give Facebook, the world's No.1 Internet social network, the ability to beam wireless Internet access to consumers in undeveloped parts of the world, according to the technology blog TechCrunch. TechCrunch first reported the deal late on Monday, citing an anonymous source.
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Facebook in talks to acquire drone company for $60 million: reports
Facebook Inc is in talks to buy drone maker Titan Aerospace for $60 million, according to media reports.
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Facebook looking to buy Titan Aerospace for Internet-providing drones: Report
The social messaging giant reportedly wishes to use the Titan Aerospace's drones to provide Internet access to regions without it.
