Amazon plan to build network of 3,236 satellites to provide global broadband internet
The satellite network will provide internet access to millions of people in communities across the world with poor or no internet access
Amazon is working on a space project involving thousands of satellites. Image via Pixabay
Amazon wants to build a network of 3,236 satellites in low Earth orbit in an attempt to provide high-speed broadband services to millions of people in communities across the world that are unserved or...
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