Brazil approves Chinese satellite internet before operations
Briefly

The agreement between Telebras and SpaceSail presents a significant step for Brazil, aiming to diversify internet service options as the nation seeks more connectivity alternatives, especially for remote areas.
Minister of Communications Juscelino Filho emphasized, 'What we are working on is so that Brazilian society can have options of more than one company offering the service that is essential and fundamental for the population today.'
Despite Starlink's strong presence in Brazil, with over 200,000 users, the Brazilian government is exploring alternatives to enhance connectivity and reduce reliance on a single provider.
SpaceSail's ambitious goal of operating over 600 satellites by 2025 and investing $1 billion in Brazil underlines China's commitment to competing in the satellite broadband arena.
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