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Alphabet president Sergey Brin with Indonesia’s top telecom executive in Mountain View, California on Wednesday, October 28.
Teaching Hangul, the Korean alphabet, to Cia-Cia children in Baubau, Indonesia. People trying to preserve the tribe’s spoken language found that the Korean script was a good fit for it. Nyimas ...
The project uses high-flying balloons to beam Wi-Fi access to remote areas of the globe. Alphabet, the new parent company of Google, said Wednesday it will begin testing the balloons in Indonesia.
Mike Cassidy, vice president of Project Loon, says Google parent company Alphabet wants to bring the Internet to 100 million people in Indonesia currently not connected to it.
Project Loon will begin delivering high speed internet from its balloons to Indonesia after an agreement between Alphabet and the country's largest telecom companies.
Google parent company Alphabet is partnering with three of Indonesia's largest telecoms for a large-scale test of Project Loon, one of several moonshot projects from Google X ...
That's right! Alphabet's Project Loon is here and it aims to release giant balloons that will beam the Internet to millions of people across the islands of Indonesia.
Alphabet’s giant Internet balloons are about to take flight over Indonesia in the coming year. This makes it the fourth country that partnered with Google to beam Internet signals from 12 miles ...
Meta, Alphabet pushed to enter deals with Indonesia news firms The publishers' rule will push digital platforms to "support quality journalism" by entering licensing, revenue-sharing, data-sharing ...
Alphabet’s Stratospheric Loon Balloons to Start Serving Internet to Indonesia The high-flying Internet balloons dreamed up by Google will get their biggest test yet in 2016.
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