Re:Canadian startup Kepler stirs debate with planned fleet o...
by DwnVoteHoneyPot on Saturday December 11, 2021 @09:11PM
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So you're OK if it's run a few kilometers to your place, but you don't have a solution for Nunavut?
Alternatively they can spend the limited funds to address the market that includes you and Nunavut and elsewhere around the world since it needs to orbit.
Re:Canadian startup Kepler stirs debate with planned fleet o...
by robscallsign on Sunday December 12, 2021 @12:24AM
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Running some "last mile" type infrastructure would help hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people in Canada who live close to cities.
> Limited funds
Using the term "Limited funds" here you're trivializing the costs and challenges with starting up a Starlink competitor.
Re:Canadian startup Kepler stirs debate with planned fleet o...
by michael1999 on Thursday December 16, 2021 @01:36PM
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Who should pay for it, if not you? And if a tax subsidy for you, why not all?
The next would be more cellular towers with realistic data plans to service rural data. As an example these Telus plans are fairly representative of what's available. $90 for 20GB, $135 for 50GB. https://www.telus.com/en/mobility/mobile-internet?linktype=g...