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Inmarsat wants India to ignore Jio’s demand to auction satellite spectrum

September 13, 2021 Staff Writer 0

Inmarsat has joined the ongoing debate around auctioning satellite spectrum in India. The British satellite operator’s chief executive officer Rajeev Suri said that there is no case to even consider auctioning spectrum for satcom or Read more…

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Satellite companies urge India to not share 28 GHz band with telcos for 5G

June 10, 2021 Staff Writer 0

Global satellite communication companies and Indian telecom operators are at loggerheads over spectrum in the 28 GHz band for 5G services. Read more…

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Space junk is becoming a real issue – and it will get a lot worse

February 19, 2021 Alex Leslie 3

Space junk is an issue that needs to be addressed immediately, otherwise the risks of catastrophic collisions cannot be ignored. Read more…

inner space
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The battle for inner space needs traffic control and a garbage truck

August 14, 2020 Alex Leslie 0

Inner space is now as accessible as the ring roads around any major city. The only slight hitch is you have to be a billionaire to get there. Read more…

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Satellites and AI could track carbon emissions in real time

May 14, 2019 John C. Tanner 0

ITEM: A non-profit AI firm has revealed plans to combine AI with satellite imagery to track carbon emissions from every power plant on Earth in real time – and it could be a game changer Read more…

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Is Facebook really playing with space lasers? Well, maybe …

January 24, 2019 John C. Tanner 0

There’s a pretty good chance Facebook is quite possibly working on satellites that will use lasers to beam internet connectivity from space: report Read more…

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Pay-TV players are bamboozled by your so-called 5G

November 30, 2018 John C. Tanner 0

Earlier this month, I had the privilege of chairing a 5G seminar on the sidelines of the AVIA Video Summit in Hong Kong. (Gentle reminder: AVIA is the pay-TV/satellite industry organization formerly known as CASBAA.) Read more…

amazon satellite gateway
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Amazon launches cloud-based satellite data transfer service

November 29, 2018 News Centre 0

LAS VEGAS (Reuters) – Amazon.com said on Tuesday it was starting a new antenna service for uploading and downloading data from satellites, in a bid to lure space industry and other customers to the cloud. Read more…

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SpaceX gets FCC clearance for broadband satellite network

February 15, 2018 News Centre 0

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Elon Musk’s SpaceX, fresh off the successful launch this month of the world’s most powerful rocket, won an endorsement on Wednesday from the Federal Communications Commission to build a broadband network using Read more…

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Lockheed Martin and NEC to take AI into outer space

December 15, 2017 News Centre 0

NEC has announced that Lockheed Martin will use its AI-powered analytics engine, SIAT (System Invariant Analysis Technology), in space for various apps. SIAT uses data collected from sensors to learn the behavior of systems, including Read more…

satellite
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Speedcast reveals shiny new upgraded global network

November 27, 2017 News Centre 0

Speedcast announced that it has finalized upgrades to its global network in coverage and ground infrastructure via investments in Ku-band and merging of network assets from previous acquisitions. Speedcast says its new Ku-band network provides Read more…

Iridium
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Iridium gets control over data usage with Openet policy solution

October 3, 2017 News Centre 0

Openet announced that Iridium Communications has implemented its Policy Manager solution to impose real-time controls on data consumption and time usage across its 66 cross-linked LEOsats. Iridium, which provides voice and data services to global Read more…

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Addvalue and Inmarsat to launch data relay service for LEOsats

August 14, 2017 John C. Tanner 0

Singapore-based company Addvalue Technologies has formalized a global agreement with Inmarsat to jointly offer what is arguably the world’s first commercial communications service to improve command-and-control communications for LEOsats. The new Inter-Satellite Data Relay Service (IDRS) Read more…

Eutelsat
Features

Eutelsat – not your normal communications company

May 30, 2017 Tony Poulos 1

Eutelsat is no normal communications company. It deploys and manages forty satellites that provide service to broadcasters, telcos and aviation companies. The next launch will position a satellite over the Asia-Pacific region to provide communications Read more…

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