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Wing Failure Blamed for Crash of Google's Solar-Powered Drone
The drone was built by Titan Aerospace, a company headed by former Microsoft executive Vern Raburn that Google bought last year.
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Google, Facebook look to skies to spread Internet
Drones are just one of several ideas being explored by Google, Facebook and others that may involve satellites, high-altitude balloons, blimps or other flying machines.
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With purchase of drone maker, Google sees a fleet of satellites
Following in Facebook's footsteps, Google said Monday that it had purchased Titan Aerospace, the maker of high-altitude drone satellites, which will be used to take photos of the earth and to connect people to the Internet.
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Facebook in talks to acquire drone company for $60 million: reports
Facebook Inc is in talks to buy drone maker Titan Aerospace for $60 million, according to media reports.
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Facebook looking to buy Titan Aerospace for Internet-providing drones: Report
The social messaging giant reportedly wishes to use the Titan Aerospace's drones to provide Internet access to regions without it.
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Wing Failure Blamed for Crash of Google's Solar-Powered Drone
The drone was built by Titan Aerospace, a company headed by former Microsoft executive Vern Raburn that Google bought last year.
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Google, Facebook look to skies to spread Internet
Drones are just one of several ideas being explored by Google, Facebook and others that may involve satellites, high-altitude balloons, blimps or other flying machines.
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With purchase of drone maker, Google sees a fleet of satellites
Following in Facebook's footsteps, Google said Monday that it had purchased Titan Aerospace, the maker of high-altitude drone satellites, which will be used to take photos of the earth and to connect people to the Internet.
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Facebook in talks to acquire drone company for $60 million: reports
Facebook Inc is in talks to buy drone maker Titan Aerospace for $60 million, according to media reports.
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Facebook looking to buy Titan Aerospace for Internet-providing drones: Report
The social messaging giant reportedly wishes to use the Titan Aerospace's drones to provide Internet access to regions without it.
