Matshepo Sehloho, Associate Editor, Connecting Africa , 5/26/2022
New gateway will extend satellite coverage to Senegal as well as its West African neighbors of Guinea, Sierra Leone, Guinea Bissau, Gambia and Liberia.
Anne Morris, Contributing Editor, Light Reading, 4/7/2022
Conseil d'État revokes Arcep's 2021 decision to grant frequencies to Elon Musk's Starlink.
Nicole Ferraro, Editor, Broadband World News, 4/6/2022
Amazon progressed in its effort to join the satellite broadband club with news that it has inked deals with three rocket companies for up to 83 Project Kuiper launches over five years.
Ken Wieland, contributing editor, 4/5/2022
Using Elon Musk's satellite constellation as a transport network, the operator said it restored 2G/4G services in Irpin and Romanivka.
Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 3/24/2022
Meanwhile, Starlink, which has supplied 'thousands' of satellite broadband kits to Ukraine, is raising prices on hardware due to surging inflation.
Robert Clark, , 3/23/2022
The Australian federal government says it will tip a further A$480 million into the national broadband project, with NBN Co. adding another A$270 million.
Nicole Ferraro, Editor, Broadband World News, 3/18/2022
Due to 'the current geopolitical situation,' the advisory instructs satellite network operators to immediately strengthen their defenses and 'significantly lower their threshold for reporting and sharing indications of malicious cyber activity.'
Nicole Ferraro, Editor, Broadband World News, 3/15/2022
With the public comment period on the FCC's broadband nutrition label rules wrapped up, here are some takeaways from the industry's input on how they may be written.
Robert Clark, , 3/8/2022
The companies say they are exploring new solutions for connectivity in Australia and the Asia-Pacific.
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