Starlink clear to operate in Solomon Islands after receiving licence

Posted on September 2, 2024 by Guest authors

LEO satellite operator Starlink has scored another licence in the Pacific Islands to offer services – this one in the Solomon Islands, after two years of discussions with the government.

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