Iraq and other countries on a date with free satellite internet soon

Iraq and other countries on a date with free satellite internet soon



Tuesday 16 January 2018

Alsumaria News / Baghdad Facebook
plans to provide free Internet service around the world faced several setbacks, but another telecommunications company, promised to make the Internet everywhere a reality. Quika, which is led by the leading satellite company Talia, plans to launch a free satellite internet service in the second quarter of 2018. The network is promising to connect its services to developing countries where there is a lack of infrastructure (especially in rural areas) , Making traditional Internet access impossible for most people.

The service is expected to be launched in Afghanistan , Iraq and most of Africa, and there are promises to expand the service to include more countries later.

The company will finance its project with the proceeds of its services to large companies and institutions. Although Internet access will be free, those wishing to benefit from this service will have to buy some equipment and equipment to ensure better performance.

The company's strategy also depends on having enough corporate customers to support its plans, and it is expected that the service will not be fast enough if there are a large number of users.

If things go well, the company is expected to meet its promises to see the second half of this year the arrival of this space package for users. Google

provides Some of the free Internet relies on the balloons it launches in the sky, but its services are still limited.

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