Ghana to give Starlink the go-ahead; are cable issues the reason?

Posted on March 22, 2024 by Guest authors

Is Ghana accelerating the pace of satellite internet licensing in response to the disruption caused by the widely reported subsea cable damage off the coast of West Africa?

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Gilat to enhance 4G backhaul for IPT in Peru

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July 10, 2024
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Satellite networking technology, solutions and services company Gilat Satellite Networks says it has received a follow-on six-year order worth over US$10 million from Internet Para Todos (IPT) to deliver cellular backhaul services across rural areas in…

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Turkcell and Lynk Global announce Sat2Phone service plans

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February 29, 2024
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Turkcell, the largest mobile operator in Turkey, and satellite-direct-to-mobile-telecoms (Sat2Phone) provider Lynk Global have announced a contract signing signalling the start of initial Sat2Phone services utilising what Lynk calls its ‘cell-towers-in…

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Globe kicks off Lynk Global D2D SMS tests in Zambales

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October 7, 2024
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Globe Telecom says it has successfully conducted a trial of Lynk Global’s direct-to-device (D2D) satellite service in Zambales as of a series of planned pilots to test the service’s viability in the Philippines.

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