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

about 2 months ago · Lumic

Jio's satellite internet plan cleared by IN-SPACe, paving the way for India's homegrown satellite broadband network.

Lumic

about 2 months ago

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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.

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Jio in long run may be valued as deep tech player by market

Business standard·about 2 months ago

This impact news details Jio's significant stride towards launching India's own satellite internet network. The Indian Space Association (IN-SPACe) has given the go-ahead for Jio's ambitious plan to deploy 1,600 Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites. This development is a major step in expanding digital connectivity across India, aiming to provide robust broadband and mobile satellite services nationwide. With plans for around 20-22 ground stations, each capable of handling up to 5 Tbps, Jio's venture signifies a push towards deep tech innovation within the Indian market. This initiative could potentially position Reliance's telecom arm as a key player in India's burgeoning space technology and digital infrastructure landscape, influencing the future of telecommunications and internet access in the country. This story falls under our 'Insights' category.