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Google有無線網路熱氣球，臉書也不甘示弱打造翼展接近波音737的大型太陽能無人飛機Aquila，展現技術力。 Aquila可以在平流層長時間停留，為鄉村和難以到達的地區提供寬頻網路，協助 Facebook達成「連接全世界每一個人」使命。 另一個團隊正在加州研究雷射技術，目前已能達成每秒數十GB的傳輸速度，足夠讓數十萬人同時使用寬頻網路。 |
Facebook: Internet Will Shoot Out of Lasers on Our Huge Drone
Facebook Engineering
Right on the heels of Google's announcement that it will deploy a network of balloons to blanket Sri Lanka in wireless Internet access, Facebook let slip that it, too, is getting in on the wireless Internet game.
In a post on his Facebook wall, Facebook Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared details of Aquila, a full-scale aircraft that uses those lasers we heard about last month to beam wireless Internet access to areas with no existing Internet infrastructure.
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Sporting a wingspan the size of a jetliner, Aquila can "accurately connect with a point the size of a dime from more than 10 miles away":
"Using aircraft to connect communities using lasers might seem like science fiction"? You can say that again, Zuckerberg!
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