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Fibre is like property and satellite is like equity
The satellite industry is rapidly expanding, and we are starting to see the growth of new industry sectors and the implementation of new applications. With global Low Earth Orbit (LEO) constellations such as OneWeb driving the development of the African market and Starlink announcing services in selected African countries, both awareness of, and demand for, satellite connectivity services are growing.
Smart satellites offer connectivity solutions whatever the weather
The increased profile of satellite broadband services has led to a greater realisation of the benefits that they offer - but has also raised questions about possible limits to their effectiveness. One of the most persistent misconceptions around satellite internet connectivity is that it can be seriously and adversely affected by bad weather.
Satellite enables cloud services
Private cloud, public cloud, it doesn’t matter effectively cloud computing combines computing with a broad grid of data communications. Mostly, the grid is supplied by the global internet, provided you have a reliable connection to the internet.
WiFi 6 as an access medium for remote VSAT deployments
In the past two decades or so, numerous projects were successfully completed where VSAT connectivity was required in remote locations such as mines, construction sites, lodges, as well as underserved Point of Sale locations, to name but a few. However, there has always been one common thread: What to do with the end-user access to the satellite network?
