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	Providing Global Broadband Internet Access Using Low-Earth-Orbit Satellites
		Teledesic was founded in 1990 and is headquartered in Kirkland, Washington, a suburb of Seattle.
		Teledesic will also be able to provide a smaller number of high-rate channels at 155 Mbps to 1.2 Gbps for gateway connections and users with special needs.
		Teledesic has performed extensive and detailed simulation of the network and adaptive routing algorithm to verify that they meet Teledesic's network delay and delay variability requirements.
	www.isoc.org /inet97/proceedings/F5/F5_2.HTM (3086 words)

	Whiptech - Teledesic: The Orbiting Internet
		Teledesic was formed in June of 1990 with the objective of creating a means of providing affordable access to advanced network connections to all those parts of the world that will never get such advanced capabilities though existing technologies.
		When Teledesic was first publicised in early 1994, most people seemed to have difficulty comprehending the services that the Teledesic Network would provide.
		Of course, the value of systems like Teledesic or any technology ultimately is measured by their ability to enhance the quality and meaning of our lives.
	www.whiptech.com /computer.future/teledesic.html (2828 words)

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	Teledesic Plays Its Last Card, Leaves the Game
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		With Teledesic abandoning its rights, FCC officials now are mulling whether to return the frequencies to the common global pool managed by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), a United Nations affiliate based in Geneva.
		Ironically, the week after Teledesic’s letter to the FCC, the agency issued a broad order setting out its proposal for how Teledesic would share its frequencies with the several other satellite-broadband proposals that had applied for the spectrum in a second round of applications.
	www.space.com /spacenews/archive03/teledesicarch_071403.html (752 words)

	Lloyd's satellite constellations - Overview - Teledesic
		Until recently, the Teledesic multimedia gallery was still bravely showcasing the 288-active-satellite design, with a satellite rendering that has had the Boeing logo removed from it.
		Teledesic were hoping to line up their first satellite launches in 1997 - how time flies.
		Teledesic is the kind of thing that James Bond used to have to stop.
	personal.ee.surrey.ac.uk /Personal/L.Wood/constellations/teledesic.html (1254 words)

	Ellipso Subpage: News and Information: Press Releases
		ICO-Teledesic Global has proposed mergers of New ICO and Teledesic with ICO-Teledesic Global.
		The mergers remain subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals.
		Separately, Teledesic is developing a global broadband satellite communications network.
	www.ellipso.com /news/pr_ICOTeledesic.html (418 words)

	Teledesic - Alan J Simpson
		Teledesic LLC, a satellite communications services company, today announced that it has suspended work under its satellite construction contract with Italian satellite manufacturer Alenia Spazio SpA and will significantly reduce its staff as it evaluates possible alternative approaches to its business.
		Early this year, Teledesic engaged Alenia to build the first two satellites of its planned 30-satellite constellation of mid-earth orbiting satellites designed to provide broadband communications to any part of the globe.
		The Teledesic Network uses a constellation of 840(??) operational interlinked low-Earth orbit satellites and up to four operational spares per orbital plane to provide global access to a broad range of voice, data and video communication capabilities.
	www.comlinks.com /satcom/teled.htm (4119 words)

	The Teledesic Network: Using Low-Earth-Orbit Satellites to Provide Broadband, Wireless, Real-Time Internet Access ...
		Teledesic was formed in June of 1990--almost six years ago--with the objective of creating a means of providing affordable access to advanced network connections to all those parts of the world that will never get such advanced capabilities though existing technologies.
		When Teledesic was first publicized in early 1994, most people seemed to have difficulty comprehending the services that the Teledesic Network would provide.
		For instance, Teledesic is the only NGSO system that employs cells fixed on the ground, rather than moving with the satellite footprint.
	www.isoc.org /inet96/proceedings/g1/g1_3.htm (3646 words)

	Agency Presscom photo - Agence de Photo Presscom
		The S-4, which was filed in September 2000, related to the proposed mergers of New ICO and Teledesic Corporation into CO-Teledesic Global, a Kirkland, Wash.-based holding company formed to hold the satellite assets of telecommunications pioneer Craig McCaw.
		Teledesic, founded by Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates and cellular phone pioneer Craig McCaw, revealed earlier this week that it is looking for ways to enter the satellite communications market before its broadband system is introduced in 2004.
		Teledesic (pronounced "tel-eh-DEH-sic") is a private company based in Kirkland, Wash., a suburb of Seattle.
	www.presscom.com /homepage.shtml (4015 words)

	Teledesic Quicklook
		The Teledesic system will provide global communication links via a constellation of 288 LEO spacecraft.
		The system will act as a network operator and will support communications ranging from high-quality voice channels to broadband channels supporting videoconferencing, interactive multimedia and real-time two-way digital data flow.
		Teledesic is backed by Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates and Craig McCaw, founder of McCaw Cellular Communications Inc. The system will use Ka-band to send and receive signals from users.
	leonardo.jpl.nasa.gov /msl/QuickLooks/teledesicQL.html (187 words)

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