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2. ABS (satellite operator) - Wikipedia

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   ABS is a global satellite operator and has offices in United Arab Emirates, Asia and United States. Operating 5 communication satellites, the satellite fleet currently covers 93% of the world's population including the Americas, Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East and Northern Asia. [2]

3. Iridium Communications - Wikipedia

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   Iridium is providing Satellite Time & Location (STL) service. [76] It was developed by Satelles company, which was later acquired by Iridium Communications in April 2024. [77] According to the company, it is the only LEO satellite based commercial positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) service (as of April 2024). [76]

4. List of communication satellite companies - Wikipedia

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   The World Teleport Association publishes lists of companies based on revenues from all customized communications sources and includes operators of teleports and satellite fleets. In order from largest to smallest, the Global Top 20 of 2021 were: [1] [2] SES (Luxembourg) Intelsat S.A. (Luxembourg) EchoStar Satellite Services (USA) Hughes Network ...

5. Pine Gap - Wikipedia

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   Pine Gap is a joint Australian-United States satellite ... time of his service there. [13]: p 45–46 [14] Australian personnel stationed at the installation have ...

6. Amazon Putting Pieces in Place to Offer Satellite Internet ...

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   Although Amazon has done a good job lining up carriers to accomplish the task -- 92 separate launches scheduled to take place over a five-year timespan -- it's July 2024 already.

7. DirecTV satellite fleet - Wikipedia

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   In June 2003, the satellite was relocated back to 101.2° W, as the satellite was incapable of providing service to Hawaii. [22] In July 2005, the satellite was relocated to 72.5° W, as the former satellite at that position (DirecTV 5) had moved to 110° W to replace DirecTV 6, which was approaching the end of its fuel life. [21]