Eutelsat Group Extends Partnership with InterSAT to Expand its Pan-African Satellite Services.

In a news report released by Eutelsat Group, the satellite operator has extended its partnership with InterSAT, one of Africa’s leading satellite service providers, to support InterSAT’s growth in the Pan-African enterprise and retail segments. In addition, InterSAT will incorporate Ku-Band capacity over Central and Eastern Africa from Eutelsat’s EUTELSAT 70B satellite in this latest multi-year strategic agreement into its existing portfolio.

Furthermore, EUTELSAT 70B offers a broad wide beam coverage and four high-performance fixed beams, with a high degree of onboard connectivity. It complements InterSAT’s current offering, which includes Ka-Band capacity from the EUTELSAT KONNECT satellite.

“We are delighted to be able to rely on Eutelsat’s capacity once again to support our growth ambitions in Africa, home to some of the world’s most remote and underdeveloped regions which represent a challenging environment for building terrestrial communication networks. Leveraging our VSAT service expertise and our teleport infrastructure, we can use satellite communication to deliver reliable and cost-effective connectivity to remote and underserved areas while assuring a high-end user experience for our customers,’’ commented Hanif Kassam, Chief Executive Officer of InterSAT.

“We are honoured to be selected by our long-standing partner, InterSAT, to accompany the further roll-out of its services in Africa. The growth of VSAT services in Africa is a testament to the potential of this technology to transform the continent’s ICT landscape, connecting more people and businesses than ever before, as well as the ongoing relevance of our powerful geostationary in-orbit assets to deliver a compelling and reliable connectivity service to the remotest areas,’’ commented Ghassan Murat, Eutelsat’s Regional Vice President (RVP) of the Africa, Middle East, and Asia (AMEA) region

Source: https://africanews.space/eutelsat-group-extends-partnership-with-intersat-to-expand-its-pan-african-satellite-services/