Facebook wants people everywhere to have fast internet access. While that is a great thing for being able to access information of all sorts, fast internet everywhere also means more users for ...

LIVE FROM TELECOM INFRA PROJECT SUMMIT 2018, LONDON: Facebook used its third annual Telecom Infra Project (TIP) event to showcase progress around its Terragraph initiative designed to improve ...

At Facebook’s F8 developer conference keynote today, Jay Parikh announced a bold plan by Facebook to improve the world’s access to internet. Specifically, he unveiled Facebook’s two novel land-based ...

Facebook is expanding its wireless internet access projects within the borders of the U.S. with a technology known as Terragraph. Set to make see wider usage in Alameda, California, by the middle of ...

Facebook’s plan to connect the world to the Internet is ambitious. It also has many arms. There’s Aquila, the solar-powered plane that will beam Internet to the ground. Then there’s Project ARIES, a ...

Facebook announced the Terragraph Project in 2016. It’s a Wi-Fi solution to the inherent problems that come with laying down fiber cable. Qualcomm is now on board with Terragraph, creating chipsets to ...

Probably the most impressive of Facebook’s connectivity projects is its solar-powered Aquila drone for enabling Internet access in remote areas. But while the technology behind Aquila is impressive, ...

Facebook wishes to connect everybody together through the Internet on a global scale. For it to achieve this feat, the company unveiled during the F8 developers conference on April 13 its new ...

Facebook’s plan to connect neighborhoods and businesses wirelessly, known as Terragraph, will begin field trials in 2019 using 60GHz technology from Qualcomm, the two companies said on Monday.

For all its faults, conventional cable is reliable. Engineers know exactly how much data the network can carry. That number won’t change, regardless of rain, sleet, or snow. Gigabit Wi-Fi offers no ...