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Airbus Defence and Space has introduced Agnet Direct, a multi-mode extension to its 3GPP-based Agnet portfolio that keeps teams connected when commercial or private 4G/5G coverage is compromised. Agnet Direct has been validated within Franceโ€™s Rรฉseau Radio du Futur (RRF), the nationwide secure broadband network for domestic security and emergency
New performance data shows U.S. WISPs are getting faster, but lowโ€‘Earth orbit players like Starlink are advancing just as quicklyโ€”and the competitive gap in rural markets is narrowing. Based on Speedtest Intelligence data from Q1 2021 to Q2 2025, eight of the larger WISPsโ€”Starry, Resound Networks, Nextlink, Wisper Internet, Unwired
Amazon has moved its low Earth orbit broadband effort out of code-name mode and into a market-facing brand with strategic implications for telecom and enterprise buyers. Project Kuiper is now Amazon Leo, a direct reference to the low Earth orbit constellation underpinning the service. The rebrand signals a transition from
AST SpaceMobile is signaling a pivotal year ahead as it moves from demonstrations to commercial direct-to-device coverage with major operators and an aggressive launch schedule. The companyโ€™s plan to begin โ€œintermittent nationwideโ€ service in early 2026, followed by continuous coverage later in the year, is also a forcing function for
Ooklaโ€™s new handheld analyzer targets the in-building Wiโ€‘Fi blind spot that drives churn, repeat truck rolls, and enterprise downtime. Across fiber, DOCSIS 4.0, fixed wireless access, and emerging LEO satellite, access speeds to the premises keep rising, but customer satisfaction is slipping because the experience is now judged over Wiโ€‘Fi
BT Group and its consumer brand EE plan to offer a Starlink-powered home broadband product focused on underserved locations where fixed-line build is constrained by terrain, sparsity, or cost. The service targets โ€œultrafastโ€ downlink performance, with Starlink capable of delivering up to roughly 280 Mbps and latency in the low
OECD data shows fixed and mobile broadband have shifted from build-out to scale-up, with fibre and 5G underpinning a new phase of digital infrastructure. Fixed broadband penetration across the OECD rose to 36.5 subscriptions per 100 inhabitants by end-2024, up from 32 in 2019, while the fibre share of fixed
Virgin Media O2 has struck a multiโ€‘year agreement with Starlink Direct to Cell to deliver satelliteโ€‘toโ€‘mobile service across rural UK notโ€‘spots, positioning O2 as the first British operator to integrate Starlinkโ€™s constellation with licensed mobile spectrum. Branded as O2 Satellite, the service will initially support messaging and basic data on
According to the latest Speedtest Intelligence findings from Ookla, the share of states where at least 60% of tested fixed-broadband users achieve the FCCโ€™s 100 Mbps down/20 Mbps up benchmark rose sharply between late 2024 and the first half of 2025. That count climbed from 22 states (plus Washington, D.C.)
MTN has launched StarEdge Horizon, a Layer 2 service over SpaceXโ€™s Starlink designed to move enterprise traffic on a private path to MTN points of presence (PoPs), bypassing the public internet and reducing latency, jitter, and operational complexity. The service extends a private Layer 2 domain from remote sites over
Iridium and T-Mobile are scaling satellite-delivered positioning, navigation, and timing services under a U.S. Department of Transportation initiative to bolster the resilience of 5G networks against GPS disruptions. The collaboration equips T-Mobile sites with Iridium PNT receivers to deliver precise, authenticated timing that complements existing GNSS sources. Iridium transmits timing
A planned merger between Lynk Global and Omnispace aims to fuse spectrum assets, satellite technology, and SESโ€™s multi-orbit infrastructure to scale 3GPP-compliant direct-to-device services worldwide. The combined company will pair Omnispaceโ€™s globally coordinated S-band holdings, about 60 MHz anchored by ITU filings and aligned to non-terrestrial network standardsโ€”with Lynkโ€™s patented

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