Galaxy Broadband to Provide OneWeb Connectivity Services in Canada

OneWeb and Galaxy Broadband Communications announced a USD 50 million, multi-year deal to deliver OneWeb's low Earth orbit (LEO) connectivity solutions across Canada, including the northern Territory of Nunavut.

Highlights

  • Galaxy has already deployed services to over 75 locations across Canada.
  • Through this agreement, Galaxy can now assist in the digitalization of enterprises in Remotes areas.
  • In March 2023, ISRO will launch another 36 satellites of OneWeb into space.

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Galaxy Broadband to Provide OneWeb Connectivity Services in Canada

OneWeb, a major satellite communications (satcom) player globally, and Galaxy Broadband Communications, the Ontario-based satellite service company that provides telecommunications services to enterprise customers, announced a USD 50 million, multi-year deal to deliver OneWeb's low Earth orbit (LEO) connectivity solutions across Canada including the northern Territory of Nunavut.




Connectivity for Remote Enterprises

Galaxy, one of OneWeb's most rapidly expanding Distribution Partners, has already deployed services to over 75 locations across Canada, serving a diverse range of customers and connecting anywhere from 30 to 800 users per site. Powered by OneWeb's Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite communications network, Galaxy offers connectivity services specially designed for remote Canadian enterprises, such as mine sites and isolated communities.

Also Read: OneWeb Insures Remaining Gen1 Satellite Launches with Marsh

Neil Masterson, CEO of OneWeb, says: "We are thrilled to be expanding our work with Galaxy, delivering on our mission to provide high-speed, low-latency service to more rural and remote areas where connectivity is long overdue. With decades of experience successfully connecting Canadians, Galaxy is one of OneWeb's first partners and we are proud of the service we have been able to deliver together across Canada."

"Galaxy recognised early on the unique capabilities a low Earth orbit satellite constellation can offer to reach some of the most remote locations. Thanks to our deepening partnership, we can bring increased connectivity to even more Canadian enterprises, communities, and governments."

Also Read: OneWeb Successfully Deploys 40 Satellites With SpaceX

Rick Hodgkinson, CEO and founder of Galaxy Broadband Communications, said: "Galaxy is delighted to expand its business with OneWeb and secure the bandwidth vital to improve connectivity throughout Nunavut. Access to broadband internet is an essential service that supports education, healthcare, commerce and general well-being. There are numerous communities throughout Canada that do not have access to broadband internet, with the challenge in Nunavut being particularly acute as the Territory is 100% dependent on satellite connectivity services."

"OneWeb's low Earth orbit satellites will marketably improve connectivity in the Territory and is an important milestone for Nunavummiut. Galaxy's roll-out of OneWeb services is underway with a target to have all 25 communities in Nunavut connected by the end of 2023."

Also Read: OneWeb will Launch 36 More Satellites with ISRO in March 2023

Through this agreement, Galaxy can now assist in the digitalization of enterprises, communities, and government agencies, both civilian and military, providing fast access to digital information, productivity tools, and cloud services.

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