Vodafone backs AST SpaceMobile with commercial tie-up
Vodafone put a ring on its relationship with SatCo startup AST SpaceMobile with an exclusive, long-term commercial agreement for offering direct-to-device services.
This article includes:
- Organisations: American Tower (ATC); AST SpaceMobile; AT&T; Bell Canada; Blue Origin; Cisneros Group; Communications Authority of Kenya; Federal Communications Commission (FCC); Google; Intelsat; Lynk Global; Ofcom; Project Kuiper; Rakuten; Safaricom; SpaceMobile; Starlink; Teleport Uydu Haberleşme; TPG Telecom; Verizon; Vodacom; Vodafone; Vodafone Foundation; Vodafone Ghana; Vodafone Group; Vodafone Investments; Vodafone Spain; Vodafone Turkey.
- Geographic: Africa; Australia; Europe; Japan; Kenya; Mediterranean; Spain; UK; USA.
- People: Abel Avellan; Peter Ndegwa.
- Themes: 4G; 5G; 850Mhz spectrum; BlueBird satellites; Block 1; Block 2; BlueBirds; D2D; direct-to-device; fixed wireless access; geostationary Earth orbit; Internet of Things; LEO; low-earth-orbit; medium Earth orbit; mobile backhaul; Partner Markets; Samsung Galaxy S22.
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