Technology pilot with Loon is set to come to an end on March 1, 2021. The development comes following the announcement that Loon is being wound down as a company, globally. In the blog post [c]
Telkom and Loon have announce the availability of mobile internet service via the Loon technology to Kenyans, starting July 2020. This important milestone comes as the project partners approach the completion of the network integration [c]
Alphabet’s Loon and Vodacom have signed a deal to use Loon’s balloon-powered internet solution to expand the Vodacom network in Mozambique. In terms of the agreement, Loon will help Vodacom provide service to un-served and [c]
A larger fleet of Loon balloons is heading to Kenya after successful launches from Loon’s launch site in Puerto Rico, this week. These balloons will join the eight balloons that are already active and part [c]
Loon, the Alphabet subsidiary working to bring balloon-powered internet to Kenya with its local partner, Telkom Kenya, announce the reception of all regulatory and government approvals to begin flying balloons in Kenya. The balloons will [c]
Loon, the company that is preparing to launch balloon-powered internet connectivity in Kenya, has announced that it has reached an agreement with the government of Uganda to operate in the stratosphere above the country. Loon is a subsidiary [c]
Loon has announced the installation of a new set of ground stations in Kenya. This is a key step toward the deployment of commercial service in collaboration with Telkom Kenya later this year. The new [c]
Telkom will dedicate Kshs 1 billion into the expansion and optimisation of its 4G and 3G network. The network roll-out will see to the improvement of mobile connectivity, boosting the quality of service to customers. [c]
Telkom and Loon, a subsidiary of Alphabet, have announced a deal to pilot a new 4G/LTE access network service in Kenya. This will be Loon’s first commercial service in Africa. Telkom Kenya’s chairman, Eddy Njoroge, states: “This [c]
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