According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, Google will use 180 high-capacity microsatellites that it will place in orbit around the Earth at low altitudes, so that internet provision is possible even in the most remote corner of the planet.
The company is headed by Greg Wyler, who is the founder of satellite start-up O3b Networks Ltd. The cost of installing satellite internet in many parts of the world that currently do not have it is going to cost the company from $1 billion to $3 billion, something that has not yet been adequately calculated and the final amount will depend on the final design, as well as the size of the network.
The company is about to achieve its plan to use engineers from satellite company Space Systems/Loral LLC, according to the report.
It is recalled that it has already been leaked that Google intends to use balloons, as well as drones, to provide wi-fi to the most remote areas of the planet!
As for those who believe that the cost to the wealthy company is high, they obviously have not calculated that in this way of spreading the internet around the world, Google is opening the doors to new markets that will welcome its many products.
Source: defencenet.gr
