@stevesong Pretty much any country. The origin of a cooperative is to allow a group of farmers to jointly buy, sell, and operate infrastructure. There typically is no restriction that mandates for-profit or non-profit. Maybe chat to https://t.co/NFyRx8nMof for local advice.
@stevesong They are often structured as non-profits, but are just another type of legal entity, able to open bank accounts, and contract with others. The details of their constitution's, and what local company law allows, determines function and governance.
We are very pleased to announce our partnership with Illum Technologies and the groundbreaking MyVPP SmartAgent https://t.co/vSihsAAWcj @conxtedHOME @AmmbrPlatform
@brian_armstrong Ammbr has partnered with University of Cape Town that received a grant from the Telecom Infra Project to test a mix of mesh and open cellular (low cost small cell LTE) - the future is a mix of wireless technologies https://t.co/WXSZy99Woi
@brian_armstrong Ammbr is probably the leader in terms of technology, team and traction. They've just signed with an arm of the Indian national telco to connect all their unconnected using the Ammbr platform. Here's their press release: https://t.co/TQA9QHtSej
@Naingli38211927 @asathiaseelan@blockheadken @Kaustuvghosh193 @PunjabiAshwin@brian_armstrong@IdentityiPseudo The ISPs we are working with will all modify their T&Cs to accommodate what are, effectively, franchisees under their brand. So this is only a problem while the other ISPs work out its better to join them than try to beat them. Ultimately an ISP wants to fill their data pipes.