Leading satellite operator Kacific Broadband Satellites and Newtec, a specialist in designing, developing and manufacturing equipment and technologies for satellite communications, today announced they have agreed on a cooperation for powering Kacific\u2019s interim services using Newtec Dialog\u00ae to be deployed and to provide affordable satellite broadband connectivity in the Pacific. <\/p>\n
The multiservice platform will initially be used to deliver Internet connectivity to a number of schools in the Republic of Vanuatu. Kacific will be expanding its broadband service delivery to consumers, enterprises and other public institutions in places where Internet connectivity is lacking due to poor or non-available terrestrial infrastructure. The whole of South-East Asia and the Pacific, from Sumatra, Indonesia, to the French Polynesian archipelagos will ultimately benefit from the Kacific broadband service. <\/p>\n
Kacific will provide interim Ku-band capacity to customers in the Pacific, ahead of the launch of its new Ka-band satellite.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur aim is to deliver fast, accessible and affordable direct-to-premises broadband connectivity to areas where other types of connectivity are absent, substandard and unaffordable, as is often the case in the Pacific,\u201d said Kacific CEO Christian Patouraux. \u201cNewtec Dialog is, in our opinion, an excellent choice. It is a highly scalable multiservice platform that supports a wide range of applications and services. And we will enjoy advantages over other offerings in terms of cost-efficient usage of satellite capacity and bandwidth savings. Thanks to Newtec\u2019s advanced modulation technologies, such as the new DVB-S2X standard, and its unique Mx-DMA\u00ae technology, Kacific will be able to deliver many different types of satellite connectivity \u2013 all at the most efficient and competitive rates.\u201d<\/p>\n
As a multiservice platform, Newtec Dialog enables tailored services and guarantees optimal modulation and bandwidth allocation, whether it is being used to provide enterprise, consumer broadband, cellular backhaul or mobility services. <\/p>\n
It features Newtec\u2019s return link technology Mx-DMA, which delivers the efficiency of SCPC with the dynamic bandwidth allocation of MF-TDMA, making Kacific\u2019s services more bandwidth efficient and enabling services to run more reliably than before.<\/p>\n
Newtec\u2019s CEO Serge Van Herck said: \u201cKacific is committed to providing agile and cost-effective services and we are delighted to be able to help them build on this by supplying our Newtec Dialog platform. As well as meeting the operator\u2019s needs today, we are also confident that thanks to the scalable nature of Newtec Dialog, it will continue to meet Kacific\u2019s needs long into the future and that it will help to close the digital divide in many underserved areas not just in the Pacific, but in South East Asia and beyond.\u201d <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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