Thailand’s True and China’s GalaxySpace unite for LEO research

Posted on February 11, 2025 by Guest authors

Thai technology company True Corporation has announced a partnership with GalaxySpace, a leading Chinese company in the low Earth orbit (LEO) internet satellites sector.

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