Carlos Slim company will invest 400 million dollars in new satellite Rio de Janeiro • Star One, a Brazilian satellites Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim, said on Thursday that a satellite into orbit 400 million in the first quarter of 2016 to expand access to broad band internet in Brazil and provide services to customers in Latin America. The Star One D1, the fourth generation of satellites Star One, will focus on Ka band used to provide broadband access to the Internet at low cost. According to Star One, a subsidiary of the Brazilian telecommunications company Embratel controlled by Slim, the new device will expand the supply of satellite capacity both in Brazil and other Latin American countries like Mexico. The Star One D1 will be built by the Canadian-American company Space Systems Loral. The launching borne by the French company Arianespace. Currently, Star One provides satellite capacity for about 500 Brazilian companies, including TV stations, independent channels and agencies. According Embratel, the satellite Star One D1 will also meet the demand during the Olympic Games of Rio de Janeiro 2016.
Posted on: Sat, 17 Aug 2013 00:59:02 +0000
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