Intelsat

Imagine a world where one device delivers uninterrupted broadband anywhere on the planet. In this episode, industry experts comment on the Intelsat/Softbank partnership and unveil how the Ubiquitous Network will merge satellite and cellular technologies - unlocking opportunities for telecom leaders in the 5G world. 📶 Listen here >>> https://intl.st/4iMiHDW

🛰️Five continents connected via satellite? Radical! In December 1985, for the first time, five continents were linked to provide video coverage of the "Beyond War" award ceremony from San Francisco. Six Intelsat satellites were used to help make this possible. The broadcast garnered global news media attention and major companies took notice about a new technology called “video conferencing.” “The Beyond War video teleconference Sunday is just one use of a technology that is rapidly gaining popularity among businesses and private groups who see it as an effective and economical way to hold meetings even though participants are scattered around the world. Industry analysts say the use of video teleconferencing has more than doubled each year … and many multinational companies now regard it as a standard communications tool.” – New York Times, December 10, 1986 📺 Watch the full broadcast >>> https://intl.st/41IM18d #Intelsat60 #liveviasatellite

TechAfrica News spoke with our SVP, Jean-Philippe Gillet at AfricaCom last month. During the interview, Jean-Philippe reflects on Intelsat’s incredible six-decade journey of connecting Africa. Take a moment to watch the interview and learn more about our ongoing commitment to connecting Africa. #Intelsat #TechAfricaNews

"Proliferated LEO (PLEO) is not replacing GEO,” said Clare Hopper, chief of the United States Space Force Commercial Satellite Communications Office. In conversation with Rory Welch, Intelsat VP of Global Government Solutions, on stage at the Satellite Industry Association DoD Commercial SATCOM Workshop, Hopper said that she is excited about higher capacity and maneuverable GEO satellites. In addition, the Space Force is optimistic about the future of multi-orbit networks and the emerging terminal capabilities. For Intelsat, Welch explained the future growth is focused on multi-orbit managed services with flexible satellites and an advanced terrestrial network. “Interoperability is key,” as the satellite service needs to operate across multiple networks and layers. #DoD #SATCOM

Discover New Opportunities in Nigeria’s Growing Pay TV Market. Explore how you can amplify your Pay TV offerings and tap into Nigeria’s growing market. View the infographic to get more market insights >>> https://intl.st/3AWnbHe

Intelsat’s CEO David Wajsgras discussed satcom industry trends and government and industry collaboration during a fireside chat with the Satellite Industry Association President Tom Stroup at the SIA DoD Satcom Conference this week.

🌕👨🚀 Christmas Eve at the Moon in 1968! Almost a quarter of the world’s population tuned into radio and television to hear the Apollo 8 astronauts reading from the Book of Genesis as they orbited the Moon. This live transmission was made possible in part by the Intelsat III satellite, launched on Dec. 19. The satellite was launched a week ahead of schedule, specifically so audiences around the world could track the first NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration human mission to the Moon. 📺 Watch the broadcast >>> https://intl.st/4ggOFGQ

📺 IntelsatOne IP is connecting more customers! Whether connecting to our teleports or providing disaster recovery services, our IP solutions provide broadcasters with the flexibility and security they need. 📡 Learn more about what IntelsatOne IP can do for you >>> https://intl.st/3TM9mRD

There’s plenty of satellite buzz outside Washington, D.C. at the annual DoD Commercial SATCOM Workshop. Organized by the Satellite Industry Association in partnership with U.S. Space Command, the Intelsat team is on site and on stage sharing insight about the future of SATCOM, including advanced GEO, LEO, and integrated multi-orbit managed services. Pictured: Intelsat’s Director of Business Development, William Callahan, shows off the PARADIGM Hornet, rugged multiband terminal. #DoD #SATCOM

“We’re changing the entire equation for the commercial aviation industry,” said Intelsat’s Vice President of Product Development, Blane Boynton. ✈️ Read this article to learn about our system which has been selected by several leading airlines, including American, Air Canada, Alaska and Japan Airlines. >>> https://intl.st/3DjytG8