Stake
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Genres | Rock |
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Albums | Critical Method |
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Cyberdog / Morgana Remixes EP | |
Record labels | Hassle Records |
Vinyl Conflict Label | |
Runwest Records | |
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ID | 1966179 |
About Stake
Covid inquiry: Key points from Dominic Cummings and Lee Cain evidence
... Mr Cummings apologised for his " appalling" language but added: " A thousand times worse than my bad language is the issue at Stake - that we had a Cabinet Office system that had melted...
Boris Johnson thought old people should accept Covid fate, inquiry told
... Mr Cummings apologised for his " appalling" language but added: " A thousand times worst than my bad language is the issue at Stake - that we had a Cabinet Office system that had melted...
Japan's Toshiba set to end 74-year stock market history
...By Mariko OiBusiness reporterToshiba, one of Japan s oldest and biggest firms, is set to end its 74-year stock market history as a group of investors have bought a majority Stake...
Notre-Dame: Renovators rush to complete refit by 2024
... " Our reputation is at Stake...
Prince Harry privacy case: battle with Mail owner begins
... The publisher s reputation is at Stake - and its bottom line...
Elon Musk's Starlink to help strengthen internet in remote UK places
... That firm is now The UK said it went with the technology which was " available and ready" to use - which does not sound like a huge vote of confidence in its own Stake...
Julian Assange: Does Wikileaks founder have a powerful ally in new Australian PM?
... Threat to democracy Mr Shipton argues much is at Stake - including global press freedoms...
UP elections: Dalit icon Mayawati fighting for her legacy
... Analysts, including Prof Ravi Kant Chandan of Lucknow University, say the main contest this time may be between the BJP and the SP, but counting Mayawati out is a miStake...
Elon Musk's Starlink to help strengthen internet in remote UK places
Elon Musk 's satellites are to be part of a UK trial to get high-speed internet to remote homes and companies.
The enhanced package of connectivity - operated by his Starlink Technology - is part of government plans to ensure everyone can access reliable coverage.
It will test how More Than 3,000 low-Earth orbit small satellites can be used to upgrade The Internet in " very hard to reach" places around the UK.
The rollout will initially be trialled at three remote locations.
They are the 12th-Century Rievaulx Abbey in North York Moors National Park , Wasdale Head in the Lake District and within Snowdonia National Park .
After the trials, the government will consider the viability of using the Technology .
Recent tests have shown that in many locations, Starlink satellites can deliver internet speeds of up to 200 megabits a Second - four times faster than the current UK average of just over 50Mbps, said The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.
Digital Secretary Michelle Donelan said satellites could " be the answer" to getting isolated places connected and that it was " crucial" to the government's Levelling Up plan.
" These trials aim to find a solution to the prohibitively high cost of rolling out cables to far-flung locations, " She Said .
Broadband signals beamed down by relatively low-flying satellites can be an effective way for remote areas to get high-speed Internet Access , especially when they cannot be reached by copper cables.
Parts of Ukraine, for example, to help people there stay connected after Russia's invasion.
Mr Musk made The Commitment to continue funding The Project , despite it running at a loss.
" Even though Starlink is still losing money and other companies are getting billions of taxpayer dollars, we'll just keep funding Ukraine government for free, " he tweeted.
Starlink has been vital for Ukraine's military and people to stay online.
This is the latest announcement in the government's £5bn Project Gigabit initiative, with the ambition of getting rid of the UK's notspots - areas where there is no internet. There are still many More Than you may think.
Satellite broadband is a decent option where operators can't get cables or it simply isn't economically viable to install them - But it's also The Most expensive for consumers.
It's not clear how much the government will be paying Starlink, But it costs about £89 per month for ordinary customers, after the £529 fee for the equipment.
What has raised eyebrows is that it has chosen not to use OneWeb, The British satellite broadband firm in which it invested hundreds of millions of pounds just two years ago to save it from bankruptcy.
That firm is now The UK said it went with the Technology which was " available and ready" to use - which does not sound like a huge vote of confidence in its own Stake .
Source of news: bbc.com