telecoms
ADDITIONAL INFO

TELECOMS


:: ensure permanent communications links from all points on the globe (connect remote sites, credit card authorisations, GSM network extensions);

:: establish or restore communications in an emergency (civilian safety, humanitarian operations);

:: multicast content to large audiences (press reports, stock market data, point-of-sale animation).

With 850 enterprise networks and corporate services deployed internationally, Eutelsat is Europe's number one satellite operator for data broadcasting and interconnecting information systems.

Telecommunications companies and service providers from around the world work closely with Eutelsat, associating their turnkey solutions with our satellite capacity for international networks, to ensure back-up services and interconnect nomadic sites.

And with satellite capacity over Africa, the Middle East and central Asia we have the resources to meet emerging demand in regions where terrestrial infrastructure is incomplete.

CASE STUDIES
Telma increases capacity on W3A for digital infrastructure in Madagascar

Telma, Madagascar’s principal telecommunications operator has increased its capacity on W3A to extend corporate and rural communications throughout the country. The project is part of a national programme to build digital communications in Madagascar. 600 VSATs are to be installed across the country, enabling businesses and communities to benefit from a reliable data communications infrastructure, providing services including fixed and mobile telephony, Internet access, Voice over IP, videoconferencing, Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) and data broadcasting. more>
 The Associated Press opens up its Africa newswire service on Ku-band via W3A

The Associated Press (AP) is one of the world’s leading news agencies, supplying a stream of news around the clock to its members, subscribers and commercial customers across the world. AP has extended its relationship with Eutelsat through the lease of capacity on the W3A satellite serving Africa. The five-year fractional transponder lease was put in place to enable AP to upload its Africa newswire service to W3A and deliver it direct to daily newspaper, radio, television and online customers across sub-Saharan Africa. more>