Starlink agrees to block X to stay online in Brazil

Posted on September 5, 2024 by Guest authors

Space X subsidiary Starlink reversed course and agreed to block access to fellow Elon Musk-owned company X (formerly Twitter), to maintain its satellite internet service in Brazil.

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Second successful launch for Amazon’s Project Kuiper

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June 25, 2025
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It may be some way behind Starlink in deployment terms, but Amazon’s Project Kuiper satellite initiative has been making headway both in terms of launches and regulatory approvals in recent weeks.

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Myriota announces a first for satellite IoT

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December 9, 2025
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Australia-headquartered satellite IoT company Myriota has announced the general availability of what it says is the world’s first commercial 5G non-terrestrial network engineered for IoT.

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Thaicom 9A relocation helps Thailand keep 50.5º East orbital slot

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November 25, 2024
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Thai satellite operator Thaicom said on Friday it has successfully relocated its recently acquired Thaicom 9A satellite to the 50.5º East orbital slot just a few days before Thailand’s rights to the slot expired.

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