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Jio's Satellite Internet Plan Inches Closer

This "Insights" piece covers Jio's significant stride towards launching its own satellite internet network across India. The Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe) has given the green light to Jio's ambitious plan involving 1,600 Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites. This development positions Jio as a potential deep tech player in the long run. The network is designed to bring high-speed broadband and mobile satellite services to every corner of the nation, addressing connectivity gaps. Jio plans to establish approximately 20-22 ground stations, each capable of handling up to 5 Terabits per second (Tbps) of data. This move by Reliance signals a major advancement in India's space technology and telecommunications sector, potentially impacting the digital infrastructure and market dynamics.

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Jio Moves Closer to Launching India’s Homegrown Satellite Internet Network

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Jio Moves Closer to Launching India’s Homegrown Satellite Internet Network
KEY POINTS
IN-SPACe cleared Jio’s 1,600 LEO satellite plan after technical review by experts.
The network aims to deliver broadband and mobile satellite services across India.
Jio plans nearly 20–22 ground stations with capacity of up to 5 Tbps nationwide.
Business standard·about 1 hour ago

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