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Xona’s commercial GPS alternative is about to go live
Source: TechCrunch · Published
Xona's precision timing and navigation service will enter beta testing after SpaceX launches six satellites designed by the company.
Xona's precision timing and navigation service will enter beta testing after SpaceX launches six satellites designed by the company.
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