Enterprise & Broadband

With more and more enterprise IT applications migrating to and running on private and/or public clouds, reliable high-speed Internet connectivity has become more integral to daily business than ever before.

For many types of large businesses, having digital connectivity to and from corporate remote locations is essential for daily operation.

Some examples:

• Banking
• Retail businesses
• Gas/petrol stations
• Oil exploration firms

Defense & Government

As a designer and manufacturer of advanced satellite ground networking technologies for government and defense customers for over three decades, SpaceBridge is committed to exceeding government customer requirements with technology that helps organizations better fulfill their diverse missions.

Military units have to face the challenge of continuous communication beyond the line of sight and SpaceBridge's SATCOM technology addresses these challenges.

Cellular

Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) around the world are looking to extend new and advanced services as they come face to face with new challenges and opportunities.

Challenges include:

• Cost-effectively launching and delivering broadband and next-gen services, 4G/LTE/ 5G, etc.
• Extending networks to ex-urban, rural, remote, and low-density regions, delivering QoS and making business cases work for low density, low ARPU, and small-cell regions
• Upgrading and expanding to Edge opportunities

Mobility

Today’s SATCOMS On-the-Move (SoTM) ground systems provide high bandwidth communications to in-motion antenna terminals mounted on moving vehicles in a variety of market segments, from land-mobile, to maritime, to air, including:

• Military and Homeland Security networks
• Emergency Response networks
• Airborne communications
• Maritime — commercial shipping, offshore energy, cruise, and leisure vessel communications
• Land and maritime fleet asset, freight, and logistics management
• Passenger broadband services – Maritime Cruise, Aero, Rail, and Bus lines

IoT

The proliferation of IP-enabled industrial things, or “objects,” equipped with sensors, processors and network capabilities means that more and more remote device functions and operations can and will be reported, controlled and automated via the Internet and IP networks.

The business benefits from IoT can be large across many industries:

• Cost and downtime reductions
• Efficiency and productivity gains
• Better asset tracking
• New revenue opportunities

Broadcasting

For trunking and broadcast applications that cannot tolerate shared satellite bandwidth between sites or stations and need dedicated bandwidth, Single Channel Per Carrier (SCPC) satellite links can be required. Examples include long-distance “trunks”, internet extension circuits to key global Points of Presence (PoPs), backup circuits for “low availability” fiber or other mission-critical links, as well as DTH TV channel broadcasting.