NOVELSAT satellite modems enable high-speed trunking and backhaul connectivity for Intelsat's AgileCore UX offering

March 14, 2023

NOVELSAT announced today that Intelsat, operator of one of the world’s largest integrated satellite and terrestrial networks, has selected NOVELSAT's satellite connectivity technology for high-performance networks. Intelsat will utilize NOVELSAT's satellite modems to supply high-speed trunking and backhaul connectivity for wireless and wireline networks.

This collaboration allows Intelsat to further strengthen its AgileCore UX offering, a performance-optimized trunking solution that integrates high performance and reliability with managed wireless WAN optimization. By utilizing NOVELSAT's high-speed satellite technology, Intelsat can enhance the performance and capabilities of their network, to meet the ever-increasing demands of their customers.

NOVELSAT satellite modem technology boasts advanced capabilities, including NOVELSAT DUETTM bandwidth reuse technology and NOVELSAT NS4TM bandwidth-efficient waveform, which deliver unparalleled transmission speeds and maximum spectral efficiency. NOVELSAT modems are also equipped with powerful networking capabilities, high interference resiliency, and a comprehensive management system, ensuring maximum performance and reliability for high-value communication applications.

"We are thrilled to be partnering with Intelsat to power their high-performance networks with our cutting-edge satellite technology," said Gary Drutin, CEO of NOVELSAT. "Our satellite modems are designed to deliver the most capable and reliable network connectivity, making them the perfect fit for Intelsat's mission-critical networks."

"Intelsat is constantly innovating so we can deliver the solutions that meet the growing expectations of our customers,” said Al Soto, Senior Principal Product Manager, Networks, at Intelsat. “NOVELSAT’s cutting-edge technology will be a valuable addition to our network and will allow us to further enhance our services and provide customers with the reliable, high-speed connectivity they need".