Page 4 - Amazon Kuiper News Today

By Joey Roulette WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Boeing-Lockheed joint ventures launch of a new Vulcan rocket this week inaugurated a formidable rival to ...

A number of anticipated satellite programs finally got off the ground in 2023. Unfortunately, some of those satellites including the first ViaSat-3, and

Department Of Telecommunications: Another official said while the department is rushing to place the rules in Parliament in the budget session, if that does not happen, it will be done after the Lok Sabha elections. The DoT has yet to take a call on doing stakeholder consultations on the proposed rules.

2023 saw a number of different milestones that laid the foundation for a thriving space economy in the next decade.

Next year will see many more device-to-device satcoms services says Peter Kibutu,Advanced Technology Lead at 5G satellite consultancy TTP There will be further partnerships between terrestrial network providers, which own most of the desirable spectrum and have access to a large subscriber base, and non-terrestrial providers. These joint ventures will tackle rural and remote black

The Indian government on Monday introduced its long awaited new telecoms bill that would give the government more power in national security matters, settle the debate on satellite spectrum allocations and won’t cover OTTs.

The new bill has removed over-the-top (OTT) services and apps from the definition of telecommunication services, in a big relief to communication service providers such as WhatsApp and Telegram that will thus remain out of the proposed regulation, people aware of the development told ET.

The e-commerce giant Amazon recently announced that it has secured three Falcon 9 rocket launches from their rival company SpaceX to deploy its Project Kuiper satellite network.

The two prototype Amazon Kuiper broadband satellites are working as planned in orbit. Amazon states that the demo-spacecraft have demonstrated controlled man

    by mike lockwood  commercial companies are increasingly becoming involved in transporting astronauts to the international space station (iss), as well as other activities in orbit. some, such as houston-based axiom space