Satellite-based internet won’t provide all the answers for remote regions, say industry players
As Amazon and Telesat prepare to launch low-earth orbit constellations in the coming years, industry leaders worry over-reliance on satellites won't solve all connectivity issues for rural and remote communities.
Satellite service is being used as a last-mile solution to bring internet connectivity to remote areas, and experts say it is a good—but not a great—remedy.
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