European Telecom Giants Form Alliance to Counter Starlink in Satellite Spectrum Bid
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Orange, Deutsche Telekom, Telefónica, and Vodafone have formed a consortium to bid for Europe's 2 GHz direct-to-device spectrum, aiming to ensure coverage in white areas and assert telecom sovereignty against US players like Starlink. The move signals a coordinated European industrial response to US dominance in satellite-to-device connectivity, though the outcome of the spectrum allocation remains uncertain.
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Orange, Deutsche Telekom, Telefónica, and Vodafone have confirmed the formation of a consortium to bid for Europe's 2 GHz direct-to-device spectrum. This alliance is a direct response to competitive pressure from US players like Starlink, aiming to ensure coverage in 'white areas' and assert European telecom sovereignty. The outcome of the spectrum allocation and the alliance's bid strategy remain uncertain.
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