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Filed 29 Aug, 16:58 · news.google.com
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The United Arab Emirates has officially granted Starlink, Elon Musk's satellite internet service provider, a ten-year license to operate within the country. This move signifies a significant expansion for Starlink into a key Middle Eastern market. The license allows Starlink to offer its broadband internet services, delivered via a constellation of low Earth orbit satellites, directly to consumers and businesses across the UAE.
This development is important as it addresses the UAE's ambition to enhance its digital infrastructure and expand internet access, particularly in remote or underserved areas where traditional fiber optic networks may be less prevalent. Starlink's technology promises high-speed internet connectivity, and its approval in the UAE could stimulate competition and innovation within the country's telecommunications sector, potentially benefiting a wider range of users and industries with improved connectivity options.
“UAE grants Musk’s Starlink 10-year satellite internet licence”
The Siasat Daily
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