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Germany's Deutsche Telekom, France's Orange, Spain's Telefonica, and UK's Vodafone announced a joint bid on 19 October to provide satellite mobile services. The partnership aims to ensure responsible European governance of key space infrastructure and expand consumer choice against US dominance in the 2GHz frequency band beyond 2027.
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Four European Telcos Plan Joint Satellite Bid

Four carriers team up against Starlink

Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefónica, and Vodafone agree to explore a joint bid to offer "direct-to-device" satellite service in Europe, challenging Starlink (Financial Times)