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Company plans to connect the estimated 4.1 billion offline people using multiple approaches and admits setbacks like the AMOS-6 failure while testing space launches; alternatives include the solar-powered Aquila aircraft (737 wingspan, <1,000 lb) and high-altitude, Ares cellular and Terragraph gigabit-backbone trials shared via the Open Compute Project. AI work cites 2 billion photos/day, a millionfold compute rise, mobile real-time style transfer at ~30 fps and a claimed 20/20 question-answer benchmark; VR prototypes include standalone headsets and Touch controllers and medical uses like the Walk Again project.
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