Viasat’s Dankberg: LEO risk is measurable and real
A scenario in which the high density of debris in low Earth orbit (LEO) causes a continual chain reaction of ...
Tag: International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
Lonestar Data Holdings has 2×1,000 MHz of Ka-band for lunar data centers
St. Petersburg, Fla.-based startup Lonestar Data Holdings plans to place a 16 terabyte (TB) data center on the moon as ...
Space sustainability: A call to unite the industry
The satellite industry needs to unite behind standards on space sustainability and be part of efforts to create rules for ...
Q&A: Wyler’s grand broadband plan
Greg Wyler has viewed universal connectivity as a basic right long before governments around the world sought to legislate it ...
FCC approves Bermuda satellite transfer
Bermuda could be set for its first direct broadcast satellite service after regulators approved a plan from SES to move ...
Azerbaijan in talks with ITU over second satellite position
The Azerbaijani Communications and Information Technologies Ministry is in talks with the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) to establish an orbital ...
Laos secures US$960m satellite JV deal with Chinese investor – report
Laos’ government has reportedly secured a US$960m deal with a Chinese investor to launch a commercial satellite by 2015. Under ...
Armenia talking to Roscosmos for first telecoms satellite
The government of Armenia is reportedly in talks with Russian space agency Roscosmos about ordering its first telecoms satellite. Tigran ...
Afghanistan launches tender for first telecoms satellite
Amirzai Sangin, Afghanistan’s minister of communications and information technology (MCIT), has invited bids from investors for the construction and placement ...
Azerbaijan requests new orbital spot
The Ministry of Communication and Information Technologies (MCIT) of Azerbaijan has submitted a request to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) ...
