Will HAPS see take-off in India?

Posted on March 27, 2024 by Guest authors

High altitude pseudo satellites (HAPS), aka high-altitude platform systems, are back in the news, this time thanks to a deal affecting India.

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Lynk Global and Telefónica test Sat2Phone in Argentina

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February 27, 2024
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Direct-to-phone satellite operator Lynk Global announced on Monday it has successfully tested its Sat2Phone technology in Argentina for the first time in collaboration with Telefónica.

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Beeline Kazakhstan partners with Starlink to expand nationwide connectivity

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November 8, 2025
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Veon Group’s Beeline Kazakhstan has partnered with Starlink to deliver mobile connectivity across Kazakhstan, extending service to remote regions currently beyond the reach of terrestrial networks.

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China’s Geespace adds ten more LEO satellites to constellation

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September 9, 2024
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Chinese LEO satellite operator Geespace said on Friday it has launched a third batch of satellites for its planned LEOsat constellation that it says now covers 90% of the planet.

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