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TRAI to charge satellite internet players 4% of AGR for spectrum use

Developing Telecoms

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) said on Friday it intends to charge satellite internet players up to 4% of their adjusted gross revenue (AGR) over a five-year period to use spectrum allocated to them for satellite broadband services.

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Airtel Africa and SpaceX Sign Deal to Deliver Starlink Internet to Customers

Telecom Talk

Airtel Africa partners with SpaceX to bring Starlink satellite internet to underserved African regions, boosting rural broadband, digital inclusion, and connectivity through satellite technology.

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Wi-Fi 7 adoption: Transforming multi-gigabit internet in Europe

Telecoms Tech News

Read more » The post Wi-Fi 7 adoption: Transforming multi-gigabit internet in Europe appeared first on Telecoms Tech News. Widespread fibre “overbuilding” has resulted in an increased choice of ISPs for consumers, intensifying competition. But, with ISPs often.

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Carnival Internet UK launches, promising better broadband that gives back

Total Telecom

Carnival Internet UK, a new broadband provider, has launched in the UK, aiming to disrupt the telecoms industry with a focus on fairness, sustainability, and cutting-edge technology. Carnival Internets launch comes at a time when the industry is under scrutiny for rising prices and poor service.

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Quickline hits first milestones in fast and reliable broadband rollout to West and South Yorkshire

Total Telecom

Getting full fibre broadband has made us part of the rest of the world, but I can still live in the countryside and keep my distance.” Quickline, the rural broadband provider, was awarded the contracts for West Yorkshire and the York area (Lot 8) and South Yorkshire (Lot 20) in 2024 under the UK Government’s Project Gigabit programme.

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Michuki Mwangi, Internet Society: Bridging the global digital divide

Telecoms Tech News

billion people worldwide still lacking Internet access, the need for innovative and scalable solutions has never been greater. Read more » The post Michuki Mwangi, Internet Society: Bridging the global digital divide appeared first on Telecoms Tech News.

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One-in-ten UK farmers lack internet connectivity

Total Telecom

The Censuswide survey, commissioned by CityFibre, the UKs largest independent full fibre platform, found that although almost two-thirds of farmers surveyed * (60%) believe internet connectivity is critical [1] for day-to-day farming activities, nearly one-in-ten farms (8%) have no internet connectivity at all.

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