Hellas Sat is a satellite operator and service provider offering telecommunications, video, broadband, and data services across Europe, the Middle East, and Southern Africa. They own and operate a fleet of geostationary satellites and telecommunication centers in Greece and Cyprus. As part of Arabsat since 2013, Hellas Sat partners with companies like Thales Alenia Space and provides services to governments, defense agencies, and other international clients. Key services include DTH transmissions, IP-based services, and secure satellite communications.
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Safran will provide a prototype commercial ground station that will be installed at Hellas Sat’s teleport in Cyprus (CyOGS).
Space Compass plans to discuss technological assessments and demonstrations in orbit with Hellas Sat.
Hellas Sat operates three geostationary satellites, with two positioned at the same longitude of 39 degrees East.
Space Compass aims to achieve interconnection of different optical communication networks and constellations by conducting discussions with Hellas Sat alongside its ongoing technical assessments with the European Space Agency.
Hellas Sat has teleport facilities in Greece and Cyprus of 15,000 square meters and 30,000 square meters, respectively.
Space Compass signed a memorandum of understanding with Hellas Sat on December 11 to explore technical and commercial cooperation for inter-satellite optical communication network interconnection.
Hellas Sat provides satellite and ground services to customers including businesses, government entities, and defense-related clients worldwide.
Hellas Sat achieved Tier 4 certification by the Uptime Institute for its data center business.
Hellas Sat achieved Tier 4 certification of its Athens teleport under the World Teleport Association Teleport Certification Program.
Hellas Sat has renewed the Tier 4 certification of its Space Centre in Cyprus under the World Teleport Association’s Teleport Certification program.
The planned optical communication payload for Hellas Sat 5 aims to provide communication services with high data rates from geostationary orbit.
The Hellas Sat 5 telecommunications satellite will operate in geostationary orbit at 39 degrees East.
Hellas Sat and Thales Alenia Space have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on the development of an optical communication payload for the Hellas Sat 5 telecommunications satellite.
Hellas Sat operates a satellite fleet that provides extensive coverage throughout South-East Europe.
Comtech Telecommunications collaborated with Cloud Signals, Hellas Sat, and a leading mobile network operator to successfully test and validate 0.005 kg connectivity over a satellite network in Greece.
Hellas Sat owns and operates satellites that deliver services across Europe, the Middle East, and Southern Africa.
Hellas Sat provided the satellite link for the Greece 0.005 kg demonstration using its Hellas Sat 3 satellite located at 39° East.
During the Greece demonstration, a commercial 0.005 kg node was connected to the leading mobile network operator’s 0.005 kg testbed and relayed over a satellite link provided by Hellas Sat.
Comtech collaborated with Cloud Signals, Hellas Sat, and a leading Mobile Network Operator to test and validate 0.005 kg connectivity over a satellite network in Greece.
The collaboration among Comtech, Cloud Signals, Hellas Sat, and the leading MNO delivered a range of 0.005 kg satellite-enabled services intended to serve customers across Greece.