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Telesat Corporation reports on satellite communications operations built around its GEO services business and the Telesat Lightspeed Low Earth Orbit program. Company updates commonly cover IFRS financial results, GEO revenue and cost trends, and development work on the Lightspeed constellation, including satellites, user terminals, network software, satellite operations software and ground station deployments.
News also covers customer and partnership activity for broadband, government, defence, maritime and aeronautical connectivity. Recurring themes include Telesat Lightspeed service contracts, military Ka-band capability, strategic cooperation agreements, debt refinancing discussions, and legal matters tied to legacy GEO debt and corporate financing structure.
Telesat (NASDAQ and TSX: TSAT) and Liquid Intelligent Technologies have announced a strategic cooperation agreement to enhance Telesat Lightspeed Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite services in Africa. This partnership aims to integrate Telesat's high-throughput satellite network with Liquid's extensive value-added services, promoting enterprise offerings such as cloud services and managed security. The collaboration is expected to strengthen connectivity solutions across Africa, leveraging Liquid's terrestrial infrastructure and Telesat's satellite capabilities.
New Agreement between Anuvu and Telesat establishes a substantial partnership, providing Anuvu with 10 gigabits of Ka-band capacity, the largest to date in its Bridge to LEO strategy. This capacity enhances connectivity across the Southeastern US, Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, and Central America, supporting Anuvu's global multi-band operations. The agreement positions Anuvu for an advanced hybrid network model, integrating current GEO technology with future LEO capabilities. Both companies emphasize the importance of this collaboration in revolutionizing mobile connectivity.
Telesat (NASDAQ and TSX: TSAT) and Cobham SATCOM have entered an agreement to deploy Cobham's high-performance 3-axis TRACKER 4000 terminals for the Telesat Lightspeed Landing Station network. Cobham will manufacture and install tracking antennas globally, ensuring reliable connectivity in adverse weather conditions. This collaboration supports Telesat's objective of delivering enterprise-grade connectivity while reducing carbon emissions. The system will provide 15 Tbps of global network capacity, enhancing satellite performance for various sectors.
Telesat (NASDAQ and TSX: TSAT) has partnered with ENCQOR 5G to enhance Canada’s telecommunications sector. This collaboration aims to accelerate 5G technology development, fostering economic growth and expanding internet connectivity nationwide. By utilizing the ENCQOR testbed and Telesat's satellite assets, the partnership will focus on improving 5G access, particularly in rural areas. ENCQOR 5G, launched in 2017, has established a network for R&D jobs and collaboration among various sectors, aiming to create innovative products and services in the biotechnology space.
Telesat has entered a contract with SatixFy to deploy advanced baseband modem equipment for its Lightspeed gateway stations globally. The Sx3099 modem will process up to 1.6 GHz bandwidth, supporting ten wideband carriers with high throughput capabilities. This contract follows a successful early access program that validated the modem's performance. Telesat aims to optimize landing station size and reduce operational costs through this partnership, enhancing its LEO satellite network capabilities.