Chinese rivals to Starlink accelerate race to dominate satellite internet

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Bangalore/Beijing/Brazil: Elon Musk is more crowded in place. Billionaire starlink communication networks faces rapid tough challenges for their own dominance of high -speed satellite internet, with a Chinese state -backed rival and financing by Amazon.com (AMZN.O) Another service involves, opens the new tab founder Jeff Bezos.

In November, a Shanghai -based Spasel signed an agreement to enter Brazil and announced that it was in talks with more than 30 countries. According to the Kazakh Embassy in Beijing, two months later, it started work in Kazakhstan.

In addition, the Brazilian project of Bezos is interacting with Cooper Internet Service and Canada’s Telecrit (TSAT.TO), opens a new tab. For the first time, news of these debates is being reported.

The Star Link has launched a more satellite in the Earth’s orbit (LEO) since 2020 – which is less than 2,000 kilometers altitude, has opened a new tab compared to all its rivals. Such low -heights work satellite planets very effectively, providing high -speed internet to remote communities, ships and militants in war. According to Chinese corporate filing and academic articles, the details of which have not been reported earlier, are viewed as a threat by Beijing, which is seen as a threat through Beijing, which in rivals too He is investing more and funding military research in tools that track satellite tower, whose details have not been mentioned before.

According to astronomer Jonathan McDail data, China launched 263 Liu satellite last year, analyzed by Tech Consultancy Anelais Mason. The Brazilian government has welcomed the appearance of the star link competition, which wants a fast internet for communities in remote areas, but has previously faced musk over trade and politics.

When questions were presented about Reuters’ expansion plans, Spacel refused to comment. Cooper, Telees, Star Link and Brazil’s Ministry of Communications did not respond to comments requests.

Many of Musk’s most international rivals desires like a Spacel, which has been controlled by the Shanghai Municipal Government. It has announced 648 Liu satellite this year and more than 15,000 deployment plans by 2030. According to McDale, the Star Link currently has about 7,000 satellites, and has set a target of running 42,000 by the end of the decade.

The launches of the Spacells will eventually include Kenfan, or the “Thousand Cell” Bridge, which indicates China’s first international pressure in China’s satellite broadband. Three other Chinese towers are also in development, Beijing plans to launch 43,000 LEOs in the coming decades and invest in rockets that can carry multiple satellites.

“The end is to capture more and more orbital slots,” said Chetania Gary, a specialist in the Observer Research Foundation, said. Rush has raised concerns among Western policy makers to capture China’s low -land orbit, which worries that Beijing’s Internet censorship can expand the government’s access.

Researchers at the US Foreign Policy Council think tank said in a February article that Washington should increase cooperation with global southern countries if it “wants to cope with China’s growing digital domination seriously.”

Spacesel has said that it aims to provide reliable Internet internet, especially in remote areas, especially in remote areas and during emergency and natural disasters. The rapid expansion of the star link and its use in the war in Ukraine has drawn the attention of military researchers like China’s National University of Defense Technology, which has given important funds for state funds for rival satellite networks.

The Hong Kong technology, founded in 2017 and is producing a 10,000 satellite tower, collected 340 million yuan from most state -owned investors this month. Last year, Spacesel gained 6.7 billion yuan ($ 930 million) in the financing round headed by a government investment fund focused on upgrading China’s manufacturing capabilities.

It seems that some of the Chinese research have been targeted to the Star Link, along with a PLA -connected patent application, along with the US system “threatening network, data and military security” Rehabilitation and military communication have been declared important.

Beijing is also developing tools to track and monitor the tower of the star link. Researchers at two PLA Institutes said in a January study published in a Chinese engineering journal that they designed a system and an algorithm for tracking of Star Link, such as Migakone stations, It was affected how the Humpback Wheel trapped their victims by spinning their victims and creating sprinkling bubbles. Researchers wrote, “With the growing trend of space militancy, this is very important, with the development of these tools tools to monitor and detect these megakon stations.”