AFD to Leverage Bangabandhu-1 Satellite for Secure Military Communications
AFD secures dedicated access to Bangabandhu-1 satellite, advancing secure, self-reliant military communications in Bangladesh.
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Space42 Launches Thuraya Mobile Broadband Hotspot to Deliver Reliable Satellite Connectivity in Remote and Maritime Environments
Space42’s Thuraya Mobile Broadband Hotspot offers secure, durable satellite internet for remote land and maritime users, filling critical coverage gaps. Compatible with the Thuraya-4 satellite and equipped with advanced features, it supports mission-critical communications across multiple sectors worldwide.
Arabsat and Telesat Partner on Multi-Gigabit LEO Satellite Capacity
Arabsat and Telesat have agreed to lease multi-gigabit LEO satellite capacity, integrating Telesat’s Lightspeed services into Arabsat’s satellite ecosystem to provide seamless broadband connectivity across key sectors. The collaboration will help enhance digital transformation and offer flexible, cost-effective solutions.
Thuraya Unveils Thuraya One: A Cutting-Edge Satellite-Integrated Android 14 Smartphone
Thuraya has launched the Thuraya One, an Android 14 smartphone with integrated satellite capabilities, designed to provide seamless connectivity using 5G, 4G, and Thuraya’s satellite network. The device features dual-mode and dual-SIM functionality, ensuring reliable communication in remote areas. It is now available through Thuraya’s global network of service partners.
Orange and Telesat Forge Strategic Partnership for Advanced Satellite Connectivity
Orange and Telesat have partnered to integrate Telesat Lightspeed’s satellite technology into Orange Wholesale’s global portfolio, providing low-latency, secure connectivity solutions. This collaboration will enhance connectivity in underserved regions, combining advanced satellite technology with Orange’s expertise to boost resilience and digital inclusion in remote areas across Europe, Africa, and beyond.
Kacific and Paksat Partner to Enhance Broadband Connectivity in Pakistan with Paksat-MM1 Satellite
Kacific and Paksat International have partnered to enhance broadband connectivity in Pakistan using the Paksat-MM1 satellite. This collaboration will provide affordable, high-speed internet, especially in remote regions, improving mobile backhaul, backup connectivity, and supporting businesses, government agencies, and ISPs, while boosting digital inclusion across the country.
Orange and Eutelsat Partner to Bridge Digital Divide in Africa and the Middle East
Orange and Eutelsat have partnered to provide satellite-based broadband connectivity in underserved regions of Africa and the Middle East. The initiative will enhance digital inclusion by offering high-speed internet access to remote areas, initially covering Jordan, Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, with future expansions.
Orange Collaborates with Eutelsat’s Konnect Satellite to Expand Connectivity Across Africa and the Middle East
Orange has partnered with Eutelsat’s Konnect satellite to expand internet access in regions like Jordan, Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The satellite offers up to 100 Mb/s speeds, aiming to improve connectivity in remote areas and supporting mobile backhaul and maritime applications across Africa.
Thuraya Unveils Thuraya One Smartphone with Satellite Connectivity at MWC 2025
Thuraya has launched the Thuraya One smartphone, combining 5G, 4G, and satellite connectivity in one device. Designed for seamless communication in remote areas, it offers dual-mode functionality, a 6.67-inch AMOLED display, and a 50MP camera. The phone is now available through Thuraya’s global service partners.
Pakistan Considers Transition to Low Earth Orbit Satellites, Including Starlink, Amid Satellite Connectivity Challenges
Pakistan is exploring options for LEO satellite operators like Starlink to expand services, aiming to improve connectivity in rural areas. While HEO operators dominate the market, LEO satellites face regulatory challenges and infrastructure costs. The future of satellite internet in Pakistan hinges on aligning with legal and strategic requirements.
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