SEACOM debuts LEO satellite service, enhancing connectivity in South Africa; industry leaders endorse its potential for digital transformation. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
SEACOM has announced the debut of an all-new low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite service, stating that it is currently accessible to SEACOM enterprise clients and represents an evolutionary shift in connectivity in South Africa, complementing existing terrestrial broadband infrastructure and technologies
Deployment of low-latency satellite tech is vital for key markets like mining & agriculture where real-time, data-driven apps are essential. (Image source: Eutelsat Group)
Eutelsat Group, and NEC XON, one of the leading African integrators of ICT solutions and part of Japan’s NEC Group, have signed a multi-year, multimillion-dollar deal for connectivity capacity on the Eutelsat OneWeb Low Orbit constellation
Intelsat and Eutelsat expand collaboration on OneWeb LEO constellation, shaping future of global connectivity solutions. (Image source: Intelsat)
Intelsat unveiled a strategic leap forward in its service offerings with an expanded collaboration with Eutelsat Group regarding its OneWeb low-earth orbit (LEO) constellation
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Omnispace, a leading force in shaping mobile connectivity for the modern age, has announced a partnership with MTN, Africa's largest mobile network operator
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SEACOM debuts LEO satellite service, enhancing connectivity in South Africa; industry leaders endorse its potential for digital transformation. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
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