Strategic Context What happens when a mobile network no longer ends at the edge of a cell tower? For decades, terrestrial cellular infrastructure has defined the boundaries of digital connectivity. Where fibre, towers and backhaul could not economically reach, connectivity remained intermittent, expensive or nonexistent. Mountains, oceans, deserts, remote communities, aircraft, ships and disaster zones…
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