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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Airtel Africa trials satellite internet on a moving train

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Pan-African operator Airtel Africa has announced what it calls a historic breakthrough for African railways connectivity: the successful testing of satellite internet on a moving train in sub-Saharan Africa.

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Partnership addresses connectivity in Brazilian agribusiness irrigation

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Hughes do Brasil, a subsidiary of Hughes Network Systems, a major name in satellite and managed network services, and Soil Tecnologia, a startup in automation and monitoring solutions for central pivot systems, have announced a partnership that, t…

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