Google's sister company " Loon" announced that it will develop " Project Loon" in Kenya from 2019 to launch a balloon in the stratosphere to expand the Internet network. This plan is based on a ...

Alphabet has failed to reduce the costs for the project to maintain a sustainable business, as a result of which Project Loon has to shut down Google’s parent company Alphabet has announced that it ...

Bottom line: Loon, the Alphabet subsidiary tasked with bringing Internet access to some of the most remote parts of the world, is shutting down. The project was risky from the get go and ultimately, ...

X has been developing since 2013, and announced that the balloon-based mobile communication system `` Project Loon '', which has been an independent business since 2018, will completely stop the ...

A balloon of Google"s "Project Loon" to supply remote areas with Internet connections is seen at the developer conference Google I / O in Mountain View, California, 21 May 2016. The project is to now ...

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Remember when balloons were something fun you got at a birthday party or an amusement park. Now they are something a giant tech company wants to use to provide internet access to rural areas around ...

Internet giant Google has launched an ambitious plan to use a ring of huge balloons to provide internet to the two-thirds of the world currently without web access. The experiment, codenamed Project ...

Alphabet GOOGL plans to close project Loon, which was set up to build giant balloons for connecting rural areas through Internet. Founded in 2011, Loon was a subsidiary of Alphabet that used ...

Google hopes to bring its Project Loon to India, which will offer affordable internet access to millions. "One of the technologies that we have in our portfolio is Project Loon. It's a project that we ...

It’s been two years since Google first disclosed Project Loon, and while the company continues to keep most details of the project secret, the technology and challenges behind it are slowly coming ...