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Du Pont Telecom launches satellite broadband service - Telecompaper (subscription)

Du Pont Telecom launches satellite broadband service Telecompaper (subscription) South Africa's Du Pont Telecom has launched a satellite broadband service for businesses. The Du Pont BizSat service, powered by the Skyevine joint venture owned by Ellies and Q-KON, delivers ubiquitous coverage throughout Sub-Saharan Africa, ...

ViaSat Calls on Radisys Expertise to Develop ATCA-Based Satellite Broadband ... - MarketWatch (press release)

ViaSat Calls on Radisys Expertise to Develop ATCA-Based Satellite Broadband ... MarketWatch (press release) ... the primary technology partner for gateway and customer-premises equipment for consumer and mobile satellite broadband services; and offers high-speed Ka-band satellite broadband services featuring ViaSat-1, the world's highest capacity satellite. and more »

Now satellite broadband is 'pay as you need' - ITWeb

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Now satellite broadband is 'pay as you need' ITWeb Thanks to Maxwell Technology's introduction of a 'pay as you need' service for its SkyeMax satellite broadband, businesses can now, for the first time, take advantage of the associated flexibility and low cost. It's a move that technical director ... Satellite broadband 'pay as you need' service launchedMyBroadband all 3 news articles »

UniTek wins ViaSat deal for rollout of satellite broadband - Bizjournals.com

UniTek wins ViaSat deal for rollout of satellite broadband Bizjournals.com UniTek Global Services Inc. said Thursday that ViaSat Inc. has awarded it a contract to support the rollout of the Exede by ViaSat satellite broadband service. Blue Bell, Pa.-based UniTek didn't disclose the financial terms of the contract. UniTek Expands Nationwide Presence With Fulfillment Award for ViaSat Exede ...MarketWatch (press release) ViaSat Fiscal 2012 Q3 Earnings Conference Call February 6SYS-CON Media (press release) all 6 news articles »

How ViaSat's Exede makes satellite broadband not suck - Ars Technica

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How ViaSat's Exede makes satellite broadband not suck Ars Technica ViaSat, which bought satellite broadband provider WildBlue in 2009, has invested $400 million in a new satellite—and millions more into a network of ground stations and a terrestrial fiber network— that Dankberg believes will change the image of ... CES 2012: Satellite broadband may finally have arrivedExaminer.com More Details On ViaSat's New 12 Mbps 'Exede' ServiceDslreports Announcing Exede(SM) by ViaSat 12 Mbps High-Speed Broadband Service for $50MarketWatch (press release) Telecompaper (subscription) -North County Times all 26 news articles »