Google has in the U.S. talks with Dish Networks to mobile internet offer, say sources to the Wall Street Journal. Dish Networks will offer an extensive network of mobile and fixed internet build and Google would be the competition with existing providers want to enter into.
The talks between Google and Dish Networks are still in an early stage and may come to nothing, but if the information from the Wall Street Journal is correct, the zoekbedrijf and Android developer in each case the consideration for a mobile service to offer.
The aim of Google is to make users of its services, Android and Chrome OS will always be online, let go through the fast internet connection, and by the intermediate mobile providers such as AT&T and Verizon to bypass, would this goal easier can be achieved. At the end of July Google began in Kansas City with the offer of fiberglass and there are already messages about the self-provision of mobile internet.
Dish Networks is mainly known for the provision of tv services via satellite. The aim of the company is, however, in addition, a hybrid network for mobile and fixed internet to offer, which telephony, video and other services may be offered. In 2008 obtained the Dish licenses are for frequencies to use for mobile internet; Google fell for that auction outside of the boat. Dish would be with more companies in the United States in talks about the provision of mobile internet.