AT&T and low Earth orbit satellite company OneWeb are teaming up to improve access for AT&T's business customers in "challenging" geographic locations.

A Canadian satellite operator has become the latest player to join the low-earth orbit action over Earth's skies. The company Telesat announced on Feb 9th that it intends to build a constellation of 300 satellites in order to deliver high-speed internet worldwide in the next two years. Known as Lighspeed, it will be designed to serve fixed and mobile network operators, aeronautical and maritime users, enterprise customers.

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