Driveteslacanada.Ca Norway Secures Starlink Access for Military and Security Agencies
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- •Norway's military and police will access Starlink under a NOK 450 million deal.
- •The contract allows for multiple satellite network integrations, enhancing communications.
- •Political discussions are ongoing regarding the implications of the Starlink contract.
Norway's Defence Materiel Agency has awarded a NOK 450 million (C$68 million) contract to Marlink for satellite communications, including access to SpaceX's Starlink network for its military, police, and security agencies. The agreement allows access to multiple satellite networks and is set to last until July 2033. Currently, the Norwegian Armed Forces have 180 active Starlink subscriptions for administrative communications and personnel welfare. The contract also includes provisions for future integration with other satellite services. Political scrutiny has emerged regarding the contract's implications, particularly from the Socialist Left Party. Marlink, which is based in Norway and France, is described as the largest enterprise partner for Starlink.
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