Some telecom analysts view Project Loon, Google's effort to beam Internet signals from high-altitude balloons, as a threat to incumbent carriers. But Google wants to partner rather than compete, and ...

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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 ...

Google's parent company is shutting down its balloon internet project. Alphabet's Loon is known for its internet balloons, but it worked on an entirely balloon-less project as part of its partnership ...

Google FiberGoogle provides affordable high speed ground line at Google, a project to supply Wi - Fi using a balloon "Loon (Rune)"We also provide communication lines from remote skies. In the Loon ...

Google is launching Project Loon in order to connect those in rural, poor, or disaster-stricken areas to the Internet, the Washington Post reports. The project will involve huge helium balloons that ...

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Google's ambitious Project Loon, which aims to deliver internet access via floating balloons, is still going strong after its first year. The web giant is investing further resources into the ...

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 ...

For many, internet access is a vital resource. However, vast, rural swaths of the world have no broadband internet access. One of Google's latest "moonshot" projects seeks to fill that gap with ...

The Middle East could be a key beneficiary of Google’s Project Loon, an experiment to provide internet access to remote areas via a hot air balloon, a Google executive has told Arabian Business. The ...