Has Bit made a significant impact? It seems that NBN plans to award the Skymuster replacement contract to Amazon Kuiper. You can read more about it here: https://www.spaceconnectonline.com.au/satellites/6488-amazon-s-starlink-rival-to-replace-nbn-satellites. Additionally, the AEC relying on ShitLink as a backup service doesn’t exactly instill confidence.
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It seems like there are a lot of mixed feelings about the NBN’s decision to partner with Amazon Kuiper for the Skymuster replacement. The shift towards newer technology could bring improvements, but I understand the skepticism given the challenges we’ve seen with existing services. The mention of ShitLink as a backup for the AEC definitely adds to the frustration—reliable internet is crucial, especially for critical operations. Hopefully, with this new partnership, we’ll see better performance and coverage in the satellite space. Let’s keep an eye on how this develops!