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What percentage of Brazil's remote areas will SpaceSail cover by end of 2026?
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Resolution / Starting Odds
Less than 25% • 25%
25%-50% • 25%
51%-75% • 25%
More than 75% • 25%
Reports from Brazilian telecommunications authorities or SpaceSail
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Brazil Signs Deal with China's SpaceSail for Satellite Internet in 2026
Nov 20, 2024, 04:55 PM
Brazil has signed an agreement with China's SpaceSail, a competitor to Elon Musk's Starlink, to provide satellite internet services. SpaceSail, headquartered in Shanghai, plans to start operations in Brazil in 2026, aiming to offer connectivity to remote and underserved regions. The company has already launched 40 satellites and intends to deploy an additional 648 within the next 14 months. This move comes as part of a broader collaboration between Brazil and China, with the agreement signed during a visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to Brazil, accompanied by numerous business leaders from various sectors. SpaceSail's parent company, Spacecom, aims to challenge Starlink with plans to launch over 600 satellites by 2025.
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North • 25%
Northeast • 25%
Central-West • 25%
Other • 25%
Continues operations without issues • 25%
Faces additional legal challenges • 25%
Suspends operations temporarily • 25%
Exits the Brazilian market • 25%
São Paulo • 25%
Rio de Janeiro • 25%
Brasília • 25%
Other city • 25%
Less than 80% of the globe • 25%
80% to 89% of the globe • 25%
90% to 99% of the globe • 25%
100% of the globe • 25%
Starlink continues operations • 25%
Starlink operations are suspended • 25%
Starlink leaves Brazil • 25%
Other • 25%
SpaceSail • 25%
Starlink • 25%
Equal market share • 25%
Neither has significant market share • 25%
SpaceSail surpasses Starlink in user base • 25%
Starlink maintains lead over SpaceSail • 25%
Both have equal market share • 25%
Neither gains significant market share • 25%
Customer base increases • 25%
Customer base remains the same • 25%
Customer base decreases • 25%
Service discontinued • 25%