Viasat says it will not replace satellite that malfunctioned

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Viasat says it will not replace satellite that malfunctioned
Viasat said it expects to recover less than 10 percent of the planned throughput on ViaSat-3 F1, its satellite that malfunctioned during deployment in July, but it was confident it could meet the needs of its customers without replacing it. The US company said it had completed most of the ...

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