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mu Space and OneWeb launch satellite internet for Southeast Asia’s remote areas

mu Space and OneWeb launch satellite internet for Southeast Asia’s remote areas

by Simon Mansfield

Sydney, Australia (SPX) Mar 11, 2024






In a landmark initiative to bridge the digital divide in Southeast Asia, mu Space in partnership with OneWeb, is set to offer satellite internet services targeting the region’s underserved communities. This collaboration heralds a new era of digital accessibility, aiming to overhaul traditional internet access paradigms.



The innovative mobility service stands out by enabling on-the-move high-speed internet connectivity. Envision high-speed internet availability in the remotest locales, from the open sea to isolated terrains. This offering is particularly beneficial for vehicles and maritime vessels, ensuring continuous online access regardless of geographical constraints. Conversely, the stationary land-fixed service is tailored for static installations, such as on buildings, to facilitate internet penetration in rural communities.



In scenarios of natural catastrophes, where conventional communication infrastructures are often severely impaired, this satellite internet provision becomes indispensable. It guarantees unbroken internet access to emergency services, humanitarian organizations, and communities hit by disasters. The swift deployability of the mobility service is critical for effective disaster response coordination and information dissemination. Meanwhile, the land-fixed option provides a reliable communication conduit for survivors, allowing them to reach out to family and secure necessary services.



The recent inauguration of OneWeb’s Satellite Gateway Station in Thailand, executed by Thailand’s National Telecom Plc, is a strategic boon for mu Space’s service expansion efforts. This setup enhances the synergy between mu Space and OneWeb, significantly benefiting the target communities. Central to service delivery is the user terminal, a pivotal device that links end-users to the satellite network, ensuring steady, high-speed internet access across diverse locales.


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