This startup wants to fix the internet disparity in Africa, beginning in Kenya, Niger, Botswana and Senegal
submitted over 4 years ago by taya
submitted over 4 years ago by taya
- An American startup called Telelift has created drones the size of a dining table that act as "flying cellphone towers" to bring internet to areas with poor connectivity.
- The drones, tethered to the ground, can stay in the air for at least a month and are being deployed to provide internet access in regions like Kenya, Niger, Botswana, and Senegal.
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