- Telesat (TSAT) has secured a major satellite capacity deal with Anuvu
- Beginning next month, the company will provide Anuvu with ten gigabits of Ka-band capacity over the southeastern U.S., the Caribbean, the Gulf of Mexico and Central America
- Anuvu manages connectivity and content requirements for airlines, cruise lines and mission-critical maritime, energy and government applications
- Telesat is one of the largest and most successful global satellite operators
- Telesat (TSAT) closed up by 3.22 per cent trading at $28.85 per share
Telesat (TSAT) has secured a major satellite capacity deal with Anuvu.
Beginning next month, the company will provide Anuvu with ten gigabits of Ka-band capacity over the southeastern U.S., the Caribbean, the Gulf of Mexico and Central America.
Anuvu’s open-architecture, hybrid network model will bridge LEO and GEO satellite capability using its Constellation Operating System, delivering an integrated, flexible solution to meet ever-increasing end-user demand.
“This is an important step in our long-term plan that will culminate with our current GEO Ka-band, Ku-band and C-band global network being supplemented with the Anuvu Constellation of microGEO satellites, setting the stage for LEO connectivity with Telesat Lightspeed,” stated Mike Pigott, Anuvu’s Executive Vice President, Connectivity.
“The Telesat Lightspeed LEO constellation, with its flexible capacity and 100-per-cent global coverage, was designed for mobility from the start. And Anuvu’s Bridge-to-LEO network ensures their passengers an early and smooth upgrade path to the highest-capacity, lowest-latency, fiber-like passenger experience on Telesat Lightspeed,” added Glenn Katz, Chief Commercial Officer at Telesat.
Anuvu manages connectivity and content requirements for airlines, cruise lines and mission-critical maritime, energy and government applications.
Telesat is one of the largest and most successful global satellite operators.
Telesat (TSAT) closed up by 3.22 per cent trading at $28.85 per share.
