Desi satellite broadband service will be launched soon
Legendary foreign satellite broadband service providers like Startlink, Etulse Onweb, Amazon Kuiper are going to increase tension. Hyderabad -based desi company Ananta Technology has prepared for entry in India’s satellide broadband market. It will be the first private Indian company to provide broadband service through indigenous satellite. This desi company has recently received approval from In-Space for satellite service. At the same time, Starlink is currently waiting for it.
Will get speed up to 100GBPS
Anthth Technology will challenge foreign satellite broadband service providers in India. The company will set up a 4-ton geostationary (GEO) communication in satellite space for this. Through this, data can be offered at speed up to 100GBPS. The company has targeted an initial investment of Rs 3,000 crore for this. However, the company is preparing to resume funds for more investment.
Currently, many companies are in line for satellide broadband service in India. Among them, along with Allen Musk’s Starlink, Amazon Kuipar, Jio, Airtel Onewab, Anant Technology has now been entered. Other companies where satellites are setting satellites at an altitude of 400 to 1200 km. At the same time, this company based Hyderabad will set up a geostationary satellite at an altitude of 35 thousand kilometers from the surface of the earth.
Separate from other companies
The satellites of other companies have installed their satellites in the Earth’s lower orbit, which revolve around the earth every 1 to 2 hours. The geostationary (GEO) of Anthth Technology will be installed at a satellite height, which will completely cover the Indian peninsula like a blanket i.e. the coverage of the company’s broadband service in India will be found in every area.
Apart from Anthth Technology, Vodafone Idea (VI) is also active in India about its satellite broadband service. The company has partnered with the US based AST Space Mobile Company for this recently.
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