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Shanghai Spacesail Technologies must begin Qianfan services in Brazil before early 2028 under its deal with Telebras.
Shanghai Spacesail Technologies has two years to begin providing services in Brazil from up to 324 satellites in low Earth orbit via partner Telebras.
Viasat’s Ka-band network used by Azul includes the partner satellite SGDC-1 (Geostationary Satellite for Defense and Strategic Communications), which is owned by Telebras.
Viasat’s residential internet service in Brazil uses bandwidth from the Telebras SGDC-1 satellite to deliver connectivity.
Viasat’s residential internet service in Brazil uses bandwidth from the Telebras SGDC-1 satellite to deliver service.
Viasat’s ground network and infrastructure uses bandwidth from the Telebras SGDC-1 satellite to deliver satellite internet services.
SGDC-1 (Geostationary Satellite for Defense and Strategic Communications) is a Telebras-owned geostationary satellite with Ka-band capacity.
Viasat is partnering with Telebras on satellite services and plans to bring additional satellite capacity to the region once it launches the ViaSat-3 satellite constellation.
The Viasat–Telebras collaboration leverages SGDC-1’s Ka-band capacity with Viasat’s ground infrastructure to provide low-cost, scalable broadband services.
Since October 2018, Viasat and Telebras have installed thousands of sites with satellite internet in Brazil.
Viasat and Telebras signed a strategic agreement in February 2018 to commercialize the use of the Telebras-owned SGDC-1 satellite.
Telebras and Viasat combined the capacity of Telebras’ SGDC-1 Ka-band satellite with Viasat’s ground infrastructure to provide affordable, scalable broadband services in Brazil.
Telebras will use the share issuance as part of a capital raise to reimburse the government for credits granted in 2019 and 2015.
Viasat entered into a February 2018 agreement with Telebras for commercial use of the SGDC‑1 satellite to serve Community Wi‑Fi, residential and business internet, and in‑flight connectivity.
Viasat is providing the ground network and infrastructure to power the Telebras-owned and controlled SGDC-1 satellite.
Telebras and Viasat connected over 4,500 sites via the SGDC satellite, with approximately 1,200,000 students connected at around 3,700 schools.
Since October 2018 Telebras and Viasat installed more than 4,500 broadband access sites, mostly in schools.
The TCU approval allows Telebras and Viasat to provide internet service across all of Brazil using the SGDC Ka-band satellite.
On 2019-05-22 the Tribunal de Contas da União (TCU) approved the contract between Telebras and Viasat.
Telebras and Viasat combined the capacity of Telebras’ SGDC satellite with Viasat’s satellite platform to provide scalable broadband services in Brazil under a success-based revenue-share model.