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00:05The next information is after a great success with the Starlink project owned by SpaceX,
00:09China is now ready to launch its own mega-constellation satellite.
00:15And this project aims to provide global internet that is fast and stable,
00:20while being a major competitor for Starlink, which has dominated the market.
00:31The development of technology continues to present innovations that change the way we are connected,
00:35including internet access through satellites.
00:38After a great success with the Starlink project owned by SpaceX,
00:41China is now ready to launch its own mega-constellation satellite.
00:45This project aims to provide global internet that is fast and stable,
00:49while being a major competitor for Starlink, which has dominated the market.
00:54In 2019, SpaceX became a pioneer in launching the Low Earth Orbit or LEO satellite,
01:00which is a satellite at an altitude of 340 miles from the surface of the earth.
01:05As a comparison, the traditional geostationary satellite operates at an altitude of about 22,236 miles.
01:13The advantage of LEO is located at a closer distance to the earth,
01:16so as to increase internet speed, reduce latency, and provide a wider network coverage.
01:22Starlink currently has more than 6,000 satellites serving 4 million customers in 100 countries,
01:28with an ambitious plan to launch up to 42,000 satellites in the future.
01:33China, followed by Shanghai Spacecom Satellite Technology,
01:36has announced its mega-constellation satellite project, named G60.
01:42With a funding of 6.7 billion yuan or about 15 trillion rupiah,
01:47this project targets the launch of 12,000 satellites in 2024.
01:51In addition to G60, China is also developing another project called Kuowang,
01:56which means national network.
01:58This project was initiated by China's satellite network group, SatNet,
02:02and aims to provide global broadband internet,
02:05as well as to support the digital economy that continues to develop in China.
02:09Various sources of IDX Channel
02:12China's Global Network
02:19It seems that China really wants to be the heaviest competitor of the United States in everything.
02:28One of the targets is to control technology to provide global internet service.
02:33Before I finish, this morning at the marketplace,
02:37we will look at the latest data or perhaps the movement of ISG on Monday.
02:44In the first trading session so far, ISG is moving weakly, 1.56% at level 7210.870.
02:54And the sums that are included in the top winners list are Polu,
02:57then Gema, SKBM, TRUS, Enak, PV, Klin9, NIES, and also GPSO.
03:05The top losers are PANI, Meja, BOT, MPPA, MPXL, JIHD, Visi, MLPL, Brand, and also BRMS.
03:14So far, if we can compare it with the opening data from ISG itself,
03:20so far it is moving deeper and deeper.
03:24And some of the settlements are related to capital outflow
03:29which hits the sums based on big caps balance.
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