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.

Posted in Satellite Networks

Previous: Whistleblowers reveal UFO government secrets | Craig Charles UFO Conspiracies

Next: QoS issues back on the agenda as Mauritanian operators face more fines

Satellite Networks

AST SpaceMobile gets S-Band boost for satcoms services

Guest authors
August 8, 2025
0

AST SpaceMobile, which is building a space-based cellular broadband network accessible directly by everyday smartphones and designed for both commercial and government applications, has announced an agreement to acquire global S-Band spectrum priority …

Satellite Networks

YahClick teams with Eutelsat to offer satellite broadband in Ethiopia

Guest authors
May 23, 2024
0

Eutelsat Group and YahClick, the data solutions arm of UAE-based Yahsat, have signed a multi-year, multi-Gbps contract under which Yahsat will lease capacity from the Eutelsat Konnect satellite to extend YahClick’s service coverage, particularly to Eth…

Satellite Networks

Silvers highlights mmWave and satcoms at MWC 2024

Guest authors
February 26, 2024
0

Sivers Semiconductors is showcasing its mmWave portfolio of 5G mmWave, unlicensed 5G, and satellite communications products at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024.

Related Posts

AST SpaceMobile gets S-Band boost for satcoms services

YahClick teams with Eutelsat to offer satellite broadband in Ethiopia

Silvers highlights mmWave and satcoms at MWC 2024

Leave a Reply Cancel reply