This news is classified in: Aerospace Communications Space
Sep 27, 2023
Intelsat, operator of one of the world’s largest integrated satellite and terrestrial networks and leading provider of inflight connectivity (IFC), has launched new services in Brazil that combine local support, new teleport facilities, and broader satellite coverage to deliver connectivity services to more users across the region.
All of the assets, technology and infrastructure in Brazil are operational, including the following:
“The combination of more satellite capacity, a new teleport and an operations center make it easier for our customers to deliver higher quality services to more users throughout Brazil,” said Ricardo La Guardia, RVP of Latin American Sales at Intelsat. “Our expansion in Brazil is part of our strategy to empower the broader Latin America region with unparalleled connectivity, targeting underserved areas and remote regions like the Amazon, fostering digital inclusivity.”
by Technique (Direct Debris Removal, Indirect Debris Removal), Orbit (LEO, MEO, GEO), Debris Size (1mm to 10mm, 10mm to 100mm, Greater than 100mm), End User, Operation and Region
Download free sample pagesAccording to a recent GSMA report, around 25% of the Brazilian population – more than 50 million people – live within coverage of a network but do not use mobile internet services. Enhancing connectivity options for service providers will help fuel the digital economy and open avenues for business growth across Brazil in sectors like government, education, healthcare and agriculture.
“The availability of local infrastructure and in-country expertise is a key step in improving internet and telecommunication infrastructure across all regions of the country,” La Guardia said.