Broadband satellite launches to serve 25 countries in Asia

Singapore-based firm Kacific has launched its first satellite to provide high-speed broadband to 25 countries in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands.

The broadband satellite operator sent the Kacific1 satellite into orbit aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket, launched from Florida this week.

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