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Space42’s Mira Aerospace opens MENA’s first HAPs factory

Developing Telecoms

UAE-based satellite firm Space42 said on Monday that its high altitude platform stations (HAPS) subsidiary Mira Aerospace has opened a HAPS manufacturing facility in Abu Dhabi, making it the first such facility in the MENA region.

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Starlink clear to launch commercial services in Kazakhstan in Q3

Developing Telecoms

SpaceX’s LEO satellite broadband operator Starlink is set to officially launch services in Kazakhstan later this year after it signed a regulatory compliance agreement with the country’s Ministry of Digital Development, Innovation and Aerospace Industry (MDAI).

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AALTO's high altitude platform station claims new record

Developing Telecoms

Some years after Googles failed attempt to commercialise high altitude platform stations (HAPS), AALTO HAPS, a subsidiary of aerospace corporation Airbus based in the UK, says it is still on track for commercial HAPS services to begin in 2026 and that it has set a world record for global aviation with its solar-powered Zephyr HAPS.

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KT Signs 6G LEO Satellite Agreement with KT SAT and KAI

Telecom Talk

Korea Telecom, KT SAT, and Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) announce a strategic MoU to advance 6G and Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite technology.

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Ericsson: Germany’s Initiative for 5G on Trains, Orange Maroc Core Upgrade, Rogers RedCap for IoT, and More

Telecom Talk

Key project partners include Vantage Towers (radio mast operator), Ericsson (5G network technology provider), the German Aerospace Center (DLR), and Regio Infra Nord-Ost (RIN). The project is funded by the Federal Ministry for Digitalisation and Government Modernisation (BMDS).

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Airbus to replace Wi-Fi with 5G in “all industrial areas” within five years

RCR Wireless

check it out), rendered as a full Q&A with Hakim Achouri, telecoms expert and architect at European aviation and aerospace manufacturer Airbus. More excerpts and leftovers, here, from the new RCR Wireless editorial report on private 5G in Industry 4.0

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Ericsson: Optus 5G Antennas, Cloud-Native Core with Google Cloud, Sweden AI Factory and More

Telecom Talk

This partnership with Ericsson isn’t just about technology; it’s about building the AI-driven telecom of tomorrow for our customers.” ” According to Ericsson, the On-Demand solution enables CSPs to explore new markets, support FWA rollouts, and scale enterprise services quickly.

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