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No Signal? No Problem – Starlink’s Direct-to-Cell Satellites Are Eliminating Dead Zones

No Signal? No Problem – Starlink’s Direct-to-Cell Satellites Are Eliminating Dead Zones

SpaceX and T-Mobile began offering Starlink Direct-to-Cell beta text service in late 2024, following FCC conditional approval and successful SMS tests using Gen2 satellites. By February 2025, commercial service launched in the US and New Zealand, with T-Mobile opening testing to non-customers. Current service supports SMS only, with data and voice planned for later in 2025. Connectivity requires outdoor sky visibility and uses licensed 4G LTE spectrum.
3 June 2025
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The Internet Frontier: How Bolivia Is Connecting from the Peaks to the Stars

The Internet Frontier: How Bolivia Is Connecting from the Peaks to the Stars

Bolivia had 8.77 million internet users and 13.5 million mobile connections by early 2025, with over 90% of fixed broadband on fiber and 77% of fixed lines in the central corridor. Entel and Tigo controlled more than 85% of the market. Despite a Starlink ban in August 2024, about 10,000 gray-market Starlink kits remained in use. The El Alto national data center opened in February 2025.
1 June 2025
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Benin’s Internet Revolution: How a Small Nation Is Bridging the Digital Divide with Fiber and Starlink

Benin’s Internet Revolution: How a Small Nation Is Bridging the Digital Divide with Fiber and Starlink

Benin completed a 2,000 km national fiber optic backbone by mid-2021 and plans to extend it to 3,300 km by 2025. Mobile networks cover over 90% of the population with 4G LTE, but fewer than 1% have 5G. Celtiis, launched in 2022, reached 10.6% market share by early 2024. Starlink began service in late 2023, quickly drawing about 1% of internet traffic.
1 June 2025
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Sky-Fi Revolution: How Starlink Is Reshaping Global Internet Access

Sky-Fi Revolution: How Starlink Is Reshaping Global Internet Access

SpaceX had launched over 7,000 Starlink satellites by late 2024, serving 4 million subscribers in more than 100 countries and territories. Starlink delivers broadband via low Earth orbit satellites at about 550 km altitude, offering 50–150 Mbps download speeds for residential users and up to 500 Mbps for business. Some nations, including China, Russia, and Iran, restrict or ban the service.
29 May 2025
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  • Bitcoin Hits $59,000 Bottom, Signaling End of Crypto Winter, Says Standard Chartered Analyst
    June 12, 2026, 3:19 PM EDT. Bitcoin has bottomed at around $59,000, marking a 53% decline from its October high and signaling the end of the crypto winter, Standard Chartered analyst Geoffrey Kendrick said. Data from CoinDesk confirms bitcoin hit $59,375 on June 5. Kendrick forecasts bitcoin reaching $100,000 and ether $4,000 by year-end. Key factors include significant bitcoin ETF selling, with over $5.72 billion redeemed since early May, alongside ETF investors reallocating funds to Elon Musk's SpaceX IPO, which debuted on Nasdaq about 26% above its $150 initial price.

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Nu Holdings Shares Unchanged as Nubank Addresses False Liquidation Alert

Nu Holdings Shares Unchanged as Nubank Addresses False Liquidation Alert

12 June 2026
Nu Holdings stock stayed flat after Nubank blamed a false liquidation notice to customers on an operational error, with shares still 36% below their 52-week high despite a $1 billion buyback; the next key catalyst is Q2 earnings in mid-August, as investors weigh strong growth and AI initiatives against rising credit losses and recent reputational risks.
FreeCast Rallies on DIRECTV Deal, But Risks Remain for CAST

FreeCast Rallies on DIRECTV Deal, But Risks Remain for CAST

12 June 2026
FreeCast (NASDAQ: CAST) soared 147% to $1.59 on nearly 148 million shares after expanding its DIRECTV partnership to residential and Platform-as-a-Service channels, but the surge came amid extreme volatility, ongoing heavy losses, just $119,302 in cash, and a going-concern warning, with no new financial terms or subscriber targets disclosed.
Cuprina jumps after Nasdaq compliance update, but risks remain

Cuprina jumps after Nasdaq compliance update, but risks remain

12 June 2026
CUPR soared 74% to $4.20 after Cuprina said Nasdaq confirmed it had regained compliance with minimum bid price rules, removing immediate delisting risk following a 1-for-8 share consolidation; Friday’s rally reflects relief over trading continuity, but with 2025 revenue at just US$38,789 and net loss at US$3.63 million, investors now await proof of commercial traction in chronic wound care markets.
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