Rivada Space Networks signs Zharyq Kazakhstan for LEO broadband
TL;DR: Rivada Space Networks said on Wednesday it signed an agreement with Zharyq Kazakhstan to use Rivada’s low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellation to deliver broadband satellite services.
Rivada Space Networks said on Wednesday it signed a deal with Zharyq Kazakhstan, a telecoms operator and communications systems integrator, to use Rivada’s constellation for broadband satellite services.
The agreement links Rivada Space Networks, an aspiring LEO satellite operator, with Zharyq Kazakhstan for service delivery based on Rivada’s planned satellite network. The source did not disclose financial terms, launch dates, service start dates, or contract duration.
The reported service scope covers Central and South Asia. The source did not name specific countries beyond Kazakhstan or provide technical details on capacity, spectrum, customer segments, or terminal equipment.
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