Temir hung up the satellite phone and vented to Cheng Daqi.
Launching your own satellite sounds a bit abstract, after all, just by the name you can tell that satellites aren't cheap.
But information confidentiality and security are valuable.
As Mr. Cheng and Mi'er rise in status, they have needs to ensure their information's security.
As long as the costs are less than the losses after a leak, launching your own satellite is not a loss.
"Launching a satellite network requires several satellites, with only one, it probably can only cover America or North America."
Cheng Daqi is also quite talented; he even seriously analyzed with Mi'er the feasibility of launching his own satellite project.
"If it's just for communication between a few people, you can use a very low-cost geostationary satellite, launch several, and form a small network."
Musk's Starlink is the epitome of low-cost satellites, the cost of each is even less than that of a car.
