2degrees touts successful Lynk trial
Commercial roll out “only months away”.
Source: reseller.co.nz
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Source: scoop.co.nz
2degrees says 100% mobile coverage possible in 2 to 3 years
2degrees expects to be offering customers 100 percent mobile service coverage to remote locations within two to three years.
Source: rnz.co.nz
100% coverage: 2degrees reveals more details of mobile-to-satellite launch
It could beat One and Starlink to the punch - but is candid about initial limitations.
Source: nzherald.co.nz
Celltower In Space Trial Successful
2degrees’ has successfully sent and received a message to a standard mobile phone from Lynk Global’s ‘cell-towers-in-space’ – the latest step in a move to provide Kiwis with cell coverage in remote areas of New Zealand. 2degrees CEO Mark ...
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Source: scoop.co.nz
New Zealand's 3.5GHz windfall is more rural coverage sooner
Government swaps cash windfall for better rural 5G coverage, Chorus talks about closing copper network, the cost of digital exclusion and Apple's satellite SOS now live in NZ.
Source: scoop.co.nz
2degrees taps Lynk Global for NZ sat-to-phone
2degrees inked a contract to bring Lynk Global’s satellite-to-phone service to customers in rural areas of New Zealand.
Source: mobileworldlive.com
Spark, 2degrees reach C-Band deals with government
Spark and 2degrees forged deals with the New Zealand government to receive a direct allocation of 3.5GHz spectrum.
Source: mobileworldlive.com
Download Weekly: One New Zealand emerges with Starlink deal
One New Zealand emerges from Vodafone, both One and 2degrees announce satellite mobile partnerships. Spark outlines strategy.
Source: scoop.co.nz
5G race to space picks up (network) speed
A Morgan Stanley analyst asked if AST SpaceMobile would offer phone-to-satellite speeds in the range of 30 Mbit/s. In that order, yes, CEO Abel Avellan replied. But questions remain.
Source: lightreading.com