Internet via Satellite

As Internet traffic continues to grow at exponential rates worldwide, Internet services providers (ISP's) everywhere are faced with the challenge of keeping up with demand for network bandwidth and developing creative solutions for squeezing more use out of existing bandwidth.

Typical mainline Internet problems:

• ISP needing a faster pipe across the Atlantic?

• Like to get a backbone from London through to Athens or Istanbul?

• Want a direct connection to the nearest Network Access Point?

• If any of these apply to you, then it's time you reviewed Internet via Satellite services.

With a satellite connection between Network Access Points and the Internet backbone, ISPs discover a new freedom:

• First, they can assure access whatever the traffic.

• Secondly, it no longer matters where the customers are, making satellite an ideal tool for areas with poor landline infrastructures and for prospecting new customers prior to installing landlines.

Satellite communication has the unique ability to deliver bandwidth exactly where and when it is needed, irrespective of geography and local infrastructure. Depending on the location and needs, satellite is the best method for either by-passing or extending the terrestrial fiber optic network. It is therefore becoming the natural high speed transport medium for a wide range of IP and multimedia applications the world over, whether for consumer or business applications - and at speeds of 2Mbit/s per user for Internet access and at up to 40Mbit/s per transponder for services such as data broadcasting.

Internet over Satellite

As Internet traffic continues to grow at exponential rates worldwide, Internet services providers (ISP's) everywhere are faced with the challenge of keeping up with demand for network bandwidth and developing creative solutions for squeezing more use out of existing bandwidth.

Satellite communication has the unique ability to deliver bandwidth exactly where and when it is needed, irrespective of geography and local infrastructure. It is therefore becoming the natural high speed transport medium for a wide range of IP and multimedia applications the world over, whether for consumer or business applications - and at speeds of 2Mbit/s per user for Internet access and at up to 40Mbit/s per transponder for services such as data broadcasting.

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