Exclusive: European companies set to receive two thirds of future mobile satellite spectrum, rest for non-EU firms, sources say - Reuters
Exclusive: European companies set to receive two thirds of future mobile satellite spectrum, rest for non-EU firms, sources say Reuters
The European Union is actively structuring its future digital and communication infrastructure to bolster regional technological sovereignty and competitiveness.
This move dictates the competitive landscape for satellite internet, influencing which companies can build and operate critical communication infrastructure across Europe.
European companies gain a significant advantage in securing mobile satellite spectrum within the EU, potentially limiting global competition and fostering regional champions.
- · European satellite companies
- · European telecommunications sector
- · EU governments
- · Non-EU satellite companies
- · Global telecommunications companies without EU presence
European mobile satellite services will primarily be provided by EU-based companies, enhancing regional control over digital infrastructure.
This could accelerate the development of independent European space and satellite technology capabilities.
Other economic blocs might follow suit, leading to further fragmentation of global satellite spectrum allocation and increased technological nationalism.
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