The current regulations date from the end of the last century and are not adequate to the new market demands, such as the disruptive leap of LEO and the provision of broadband in new frequencies.

The regulations currently in force for the operation of satellite systems in Argentina date back to the end of the last century. The transformation of the segment in the last two decades, due to the consolidation of operators, new services on satellite capacity and the irruption of fleets in low orbit, requires an update that is already being prepared at the draft level by the Directorate of Satellite Affairs.

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The current regulations date from the end of the last century and are not adequate to the new market demands, such as the disruptive leap of LEO and the provision of broadband in new frequencies.

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Facundo Leal: "We are making a possible Arsat, the one we dreamed of".

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The current regulations date from the end of the last century and are not adequate to the new market demands, such as the disruptive leap of LEO and the provision of broadband in new frequencies.

Pay TV market seeks to evolve hand in hand with new technologies

The significant progress made by streaming in recent years has led operators to remodel and transform their products in order to capture a user who has multiple and varied offers at its disposal.

The potential of Argentine start-ups lies in fleets for IoT, observation and communications.

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