Rivada signs five new APAC deals for LEO satellite network

Posted on May 29, 2024 by Guest authors

Aspiring LEO satellite operator Rivada Space Networks announced on Tuesday that it has signed on new partners in five markets across Asia-Pacific, including the Philippines and Brunei, for its “Outernet” satellite broadband network.

Posted in Satellite Networks

Previous: Southwest Emphasizes Appealing Features Of Future Boeing 737 MAX Recaro R2 Seats

Next: Iconic Boeing 727 From Olympic Airways Restored And Showcased In Athens

Satellite Networks

PLDT Enterprise to resell Starlink LEO satellite services

Guest authors
August 13, 2025
0

PLDT Enterprise, the corporate arm of PLDT, announced on Tuesday it has signed a deal to resell Starlink’s LEO satellite broadband in the Philippines to businesses in underserved and hard-to-reach locations.

Satellite Networks

Globalstar to expand ground infrastructure across Brazil

Guest authors
November 7, 2025
0

Satellite communications provider Globalstar has announced the addition of eight new six-metre C-3 tracking antennas to its ground stations across Brazil, supporting its third-generation mobile satellite services across Central and South America.

Satellite Networks

PLDT’s Smart partners with Lynk Global for D2D messaging

Guest authors
October 28, 2025
0

PLDT’s mobile arm Smart Communications announced on Tuesday it has partnered with direct-to-device (D2D) LEO satellite operator Lynk Global to provide its services in the Philippines, starting with basic text messaging over LTE.

Related Posts

PLDT Enterprise to resell Starlink LEO satellite services

Globalstar to expand ground infrastructure across Brazil

PLDT’s Smart partners with Lynk Global for D2D messaging

Leave a Reply Cancel reply