Intelsat gets award for Burkina Faso infrastructure project

This, according to the business, will assist telcos in overcoming problems related to expanding mobile coverage in the region.

Intelsat, operator of one of the world’s largest integrated satellite and terrestrial networks, has unveiled a new satellite cellular backhaul service platform, located at the Open Access Datacenter (WIOCC) in Lagos, Nigeria, marking a major milestone in our efforts to enhance Nigeria and Africa’s connectivity infrastructure.

The two companies are working to connect 500 sites in Madagascar as they aim to provide first-time phone broadband services to people across the country.

Intelsat, operator of one of the world’s largest integrated satellite and terrestrial networks, and South Africa’s largest telecommunications infrastructure provider Openserve renewed and expanded their longstanding relationship to include new hardware and satellite connectivity delivering even more reliable service around the country.

The partnership reveals its expansion of coverage across Nigeria, as well as plans for further rural coverage in Madagascar, Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo.

Collaboration between the companies organised to maintain connectivity during power outages or other crises.

Intelsat, operator of one of the world’s largest integrated satellite and terrestrial networks, and Africa Mobile Networks (AMN) have deployed more than 3,000 rural base satellite antennas across several countries in Africa since 2018, providing new telecommunication services to more than 8 million people.

In addition to the fleet of Boeing 737s and 767s, JAL’s subsidiary airline, J-AIR Co. Ltd. is currently installing Intelsat’s 2Ku system on the carrier’s fleet of Embraer E190 aircraft.

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