Former U.S. presidential candidate's Noble acquires Helium Mobile, targeting the low-cost mobile communication market

The mobile communication service provider Helium Mobile, built on the decentralized crypto network Helium, has been acquired by Noble Mobile, which focuses on making communication services more accessible. Noble Mobile was founded by American entrepreneur and former presidential candidate Andrew Yang. Helium Mobile previously launched a free mobile plan service, and the company stated that it shares the same philosophy with Noble Mobile in enhancing the affordability of communication services. After the merger, they plan to continue offering low-cost mobile communication plans, hoping to challenge traditional telecom giants with more competitive services.

Frank Mong, Chief Operating Officer of Helium Mobile, stated: "We chose Noble Mobile because our values, development vision, and management teams are highly aligned." The company believes that this acquisition will help further expand the market coverage of decentralized communication networks and promote the development of low-cost mobile communication services.