InterSAT (also known as Intersat Africa or InterSAT Communication Services FZCO) is a satellite service provider and internet solutions provider based in Africa. They provide satellite-based connectivity, including VSAT services, to various sectors such as NGOs, SMEs, governments, and the broadcast sector, covering a wide range of African countries. InterSAT partners with companies like Eutelsat, SES, Kymeta, and Azercosmos to deliver services, focusing on offering reliable and cost-effective solutions, particularly in remote and underserved areas. Associated keywords: satellite services, VSAT, Africa, connectivity, internet solutions.
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InterSAT uses satellite communication to deliver reliable and cost-effective connectivity to remote and underserved areas in Africa.
InterSAT's current portfolio includes Ka-band capacity on the EUTELSAT KONNECT satellite.
Under the latest multi-year strategic deal, InterSAT will add Ku-band capacity over Central and Eastern Africa on Eutelsat’s EUTELSAT 70B satellite.
InterSAT aims to assure a high-end user experience for its customers by leveraging its VSAT service expertise and teleport infrastructure.
Eutelsat is honored to be selected by InterSAT to support the further roll-out of its services in Africa.
Eutelsat Group has extended their partnership with InterSAT to support InterSAT’s growth in the Pan-African enterprise and retail segments.
Hanif Kassam is the Chief Executive Officer of InterSAT.
Warpspace is working with several European partners to manufacture the satellite bus that will initially comprise WarpHub InterSat.
WarpHub InterSat was developed for inter-satellite optical communication services using laser light.
Warpspace selected an operational satellite altitude of 2,0 m for WarpHub InterSat.
WarpHub InterSat service is expected to be available by 2025.
WarpHub InterSat will enable the acquisition and use of more Earth observation data in near-real time.
WarpHub InterSat will consist of three relay satellites capable of optical communications that can relay data sent from other satellites to ground stations.
Warpspace is developing WarpHub InterSat, the world’s first private-sector optical data relay service for satellites.
Warpspace is a space technology startup based in Tsukuba developing an optical inter-satellite data relay service in medium Earth orbit called WarpHub InterSat.
WarpHub InterSat uses data relay satellites placed in medium Earth orbit that provide greater visibility to Earth ground stations.
WarpHub InterSat is being developed by Warpspace Inc. as a private company and is aimed to be launched by 2025.
Sompo Japan is providing business and capital support to Warpspace Inc. to advance the development of WarpHub InterSat.
WARPSPACE will operate three relay satellites in medium Earth orbit (MEO) for the WarpHub InterSat network.
WarpHub InterSat is a network service using optical communications in space that WARPSPACE is developing.