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UAE grants Musk's Starlink 10-year licence to provide satellite internet services
Filed 28 Aug, 09:48 · news.google.com
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Filed 28 Aug, 09:48 · news.google.com
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The United Arab Emirates has awarded a ten-year license to Starlink, the satellite internet service operated by Elon Musk's SpaceX. This authorization permits Starlink to officially offer its broadband services across the UAE, expanding the company's global reach. The agreement marks a significant step in the UAE's efforts to enhance its telecommunications infrastructure and digital connectivity.
This development is important as it allows for the introduction of a new high-speed internet option in a region where satellite internet can be particularly valuable, especially in remote or underserved areas. Starlink's expansion into the UAE signifies growing international adoption of satellite-based internet solutions, which aim to complement or provide alternatives to traditional terrestrial networks. The company has been steadily securing licenses worldwide to build out its constellation and service footprint.
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