Telekom Austria in pact with Eutelsat to expand satellite broadband

Telekom Austria Group has tied up with Eutelsat Communications to expand satellite broadband in Central and Eastern Europe.

The telecom operator with 23 million customers will benefit from Eutelsat’s satellite broadband service offers download speeds of up to 22 Mbps and upload speeds of up to 6 Mbps.

One out of three households has no Internet access in some operating countries of the Telekom Austria Group.

See live coverage of Mobile World Congress 2015

Telekom Austria Group can also offer triple play services comprising broadband, voice calls and television (via the EUTELSAT 16A satellite) to any home in the region, using a single dish.

Telekom Austria Group’s new satellite broadband service is available in Austria through its A1 Telekom and A1 retail stores. The other regions will be covered in early 2015.

Communicating direct with Eutelsat’s KA-SAT satellite, the service requires a small satellite dish and modem and operates without the need for a fixed telephone line.

editor@telecomlead.com

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Latest

More like this
Related

Charter Communications 2025: Subscriber Trends, Revenue Decline, Capex and Growth Strategy

Charter Communications reported mixed operating performance for the fourth...

FCC Moves to Supercharge Wi-Fi With New 6 GHz Geofenced Variable Power Devices

The Federal Communications Commission has adopted a landmark Order...

Comcast Reports Strong Wireless Growth and Record Peacock Subscribers in Q4-2025

Comcast reported revenue of $32.31 billion in the fourth...

AT&T Fiber Business Accelerates in 2025 with Strong Subscriber Growth, Revenue Gains, and Expanding Convergence

AT&T continued to strengthen its fiber business in the...