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Ka-band goes global
In July 2004, Telesat's Anik F2 became the world's first satellite to successfully commercialise Ka-band for two-way high speed broadband services. The US capacity on that satellite was leased by WildBlue and, along with Hughes Network Systems, those two companies built broadband via Ka-band satellite into a compelling business proposition in North America.
In July 2004, Telesat's Anik F2 became the world's first satellite to successfully commercialise Ka-band for two-way high speed broadband services. The US capacity on that satellite was leased by WildBlue and, along with Hughes Network Systems, those two companies built broadband via Ka-band satellite into a compelling business proposition in North America.
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Rigolle leaves SES to take over the reigns at O3b
Mark Rigolle has stepped down as chief financial officer of SES to take over as CEO at satellite infrastructure start-up O3b Networks. Rigolle will replace Greg Clarke, who is stepping down for personal reasons.
Mark Rigolle has stepped down as chief financial officer of SES to take over as CEO at satellite infrastructure start-up O3b Networks. Rigolle will replace Greg Clarke, who is stepping down for personal reasons.
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ILS reaps rewards of Khrunichev takeover
International Launch Services has successfully recovered from a series of mission failures spanning 2007 and 2008 and has now firmly established itself as the integral commercial launch provider alongside Arianespace.
International Launch Services has successfully recovered from a series of mission failures spanning 2007 and 2008 and has now firmly established itself as the integral commercial launch provider alongside Arianespace.
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