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Google to launch own satellite constellation?

Submit on Monday, June 2nd, 2014 22:59

Google is reportedly working on a satellite constellation of its own that is to provide Internet access to unconnected parts of the Earth. Technical details of the project, which is to cost at least US$1 billion, are scarce.

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