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.

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