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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Successful first launch for Amazon’s Project Kuiper after delays

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April 30, 2025
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Amazon’s Project Kuiper broadband internet constellation is up and running – at last. The first 27 satellites were finally launched into space from Florida on Monday after bad weather meant an initial launch attempt on 9 April was abandoned.

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Digicel Pacific network uses SES satcoms for disaster recovery

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September 4, 2024
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Highlighting an increase in natural disasters in the Pacific Region, Digicel Pacific and SES have announced an agreement to bolster Digicel Pacific’s network with SES’s service to enable critical communications to be restored quickly in the event of na…

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Telkomsat, BNM to help Indonesia’s maritime sector go digital

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October 8, 2024
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Telkom Indonesia’s satellite subsidiary Telkomsat said on Monday it is partnering with vertical services firm Bhinneka Nusantara Mandiri (BNM) to use capacity from the new Merah Putih 2 satellite to accelerate digital transformation in the maritime sec…

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