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Hughes Network Systems and Inmarsat submitted a letter to the FCC released on 2020-06-29 raising concerns that competitors could use the C-band auction to subsidize satellite capacity in other bands and geographies outside the continental United States.
Hughes Network Systems and Inmarsat urged the FCC to ensure reimbursement payments are not used to subsidize deploying new satellite capacity in frequency bands besides C-band or to subsidize C-band or other satellite capacity that serves areas outside the contiguous United States.
Viasat reported achieving 100 Mbps download speeds in select geographies but, like competitor Hughes Network Systems, did not demonstrate uploads exceeding 3 Mbps in FCC submissions.
Hughes Network Services generated $458,500,000 of EchoStar’s $465,700,000 in revenue for the quarter ending 2020-03-31.
Hughes and Facebook planned expansions of their Wi‑Fi hotspot network into Ecuador and Chile later in 2020.
EchoStar added 39,000 new subscribers in its Hughes Network Services business during the first three months of 2020, bringing total subscribers to 1.52 million.
Hughes, in partnership with Facebook, operates more than 1,000 Wi‑Fi hotspots across Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, and Peru.
Unsecured creditors listed in OneWeb's filing include Qualcomm Technologies ($8,000,000), Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu ($6,900,000), Hughes Network Systems ($5,400,000), Deutsche Bank ($5,200,000), Viasat ($1,200,000), Nokia ($988,000), Rockwell Collins ($597,000), USSI Global ($501,000), Ruag ($328,000), and KSAT ($117,000).
Three members of the Satellite Industry Association—AT&T, EchoStar, and Hughes—agreed to participate in the FCC’s Keep Americans Connected initiative announced on 2020-03-13.
Hughes is deciding who will launch its Jupiter-3 satellite in 2021.
Hughes Network Services generated $1,850,000,000 of EchoStar’s $1,890,000,000 in 2019 revenue.
Hughes provides services in seven countries across Central and South America and has 237,000 international subscribers.
Hughes’ Express Wi-Fi community service has been deployed in 800 locations and is expanding in partnership with Facebook.
Hughes Network Systems, which was spun off from DirecTV in 2005, owns Spaceway-3 and uses it to provide internet connectivity to customers in North America.
The Chinese company poised to invest in Cloud Constellation was Hong Kong-based HCH Group, a former Hughes Network Systems subsidiary spun off in 2013.
SES demonstrated switching between MEO and GEO satellites on 2019-10-23 on a flight from Florida to Nicaragua using Thales FlytLIVE, a Hughes Network Systems modem, and a ThinKom phased array antenna.
Hughes won an $11,800,000 contract in July to help the U.S. Army improve satellite communications resiliency and interoperability.
The 1995 failure of a Chinese Long March 2E carrying Apstar-6 and the 1996 failure of a Long March 3B carrying Intelsat-708 led to a U.S. crackdown on satellite technology exports involving Loral and Hughes.
Maxar Technologies equates the 500-Gbps Jupiter-3 satellite ordered by Hughes Network Systems to building three regular GEO satellite orders.
Hughes’ satellite-enabled community Wi-Fi hotspots have reached more than 25 million people.