How Europe Plans to Squeeze Out Starlink
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Europe discusses plans to oust Starlink behind the scenes - media In the <p>EU, calls are being heard for leading European players to create a new “alliance” to strengthen collective satellite capacities. The EU considers preferences in frequency distribution.</p>
European companies are working together to contain American giant Starlink's dominance in satellite communications, reports Politico. "In a speech at the International Space Summit in Paris, French President Emmanuel Macron called on leading European players to form a new alliance to strengthen the combined capacity of satellite communications," says the publication.
SpaceX buys national frequencies in the United States and brings Starlink closer to the mobile market. In Europe, D2D services and experiments advance with different alliances, while the decisive match concerns spectrum, network control, data management, industrial capacity and European negotiating power.The article Frequenze e satellite: Europe in front of the Starlink offensive comes from Digital Agenda.
European telecommunications companies want to jointly expand satellite radio for smartphones and end the dependence on Starlink. For this purpose, the EU could design the allocation of important satellite frequencies in favour of European providers. (Read more)
European telecommunications giants are preparing a united front against Starlink's growing influence. Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Vodafone, and Telefónica intend to fight for access to frequencies that could determine the future of communications... Full version of the website: https://ithardware.pl/aktualnosci/orange_tmobile_walka_starlink-55019.html
On stage at the Paris International Space Summit, French President Emmanuel Macron called on the main European actors to create a new "alliance to strengthen the collective capacity of satellites. The true target of the message "let's make a team?" Elon Musk's Starlink, reports Politico. Mobile signals transmitted directly from satellites to [...]
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