Rohit Jha

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BRAVE Southeast Asia Tech: Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, Philippines, Thailand & Malaysia Startups, Founders & Venture Capital VC (English) · How Lasers Could Replace Undersea Cables & Reshape Global Internet | Rohit Jha - E698 · 24 May 2026 podcast

And again, we've been working on a host of use cases for them.

But this technology now, we are scaling tremendously.

We are building thirty terminals a week.

We just went from ten terminals to thirty terminals in January and we are doubling that capacity again in the next couple of months.

So with a host of partners and a host of telcos that we work with worldwide, this is starting to make a real impact on the connectivity at a city level in various countries today.

So with SpaceX actually really the overlap comes in our space division, right?

So we started looking at our space portfolio roughly a year and a half ago because

We thought it was time that we started going back to the original vision that we have as we are starting to provide value on the ground.

So space has been quite interesting.

We secretly tested space-to-ground communications and now we are starting to work with various satellite providers.

So anyone who is not SpaceX is

Signing us up.

So in the last three months, we have signed up close to six satellite manufacturers, and we are doing a satellite manufacturer a month kind of scale now.

Basically, what's happening is SpaceX, Amazon, and the rest of the world, anyone who is building communication networks in space, they're building something called what I call as a concept Wi-Fi from space.

And what that means is basically you have this giant Wi-Fi router in space.

And it is extremely powerful, much more powerful than your local home router.

And it's beaming a radio signal that you use some kind of hardware on the ground to get.

Now, anyone who has Wi-Fi at home also knows that.

If you walk into the next room, your speeds reduce, sometimes you lose signal, etc.

So these are the same problems SpaceX, but also everyone else has, right?

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