Intelsat Expands Infrastructure in Brazil to Provide More Connectivity Options

Intelsat, a global satellite and terrestrial network services and inflight connectivity (IFC) provider, announced this week that it has launched new services in Brazil that combine local support, new teleport facilities, and broader satellite coverage to deliver connectivity services to more users across the region.

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Enhanced Satellite Capacity

Intelsat said the new services will provide reliable connectivity supporting Enterprise, Mobile Network Operator, Media and Commercial Aviation customers.

Intelsat said it has deployed new high-throughput satellite capacity positioned over Brazil and Latin America, including Intelsat 46e and Galaxy 28.

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The company has also built a new teleport facility outside of Rio de Janeiro, which expands Intelsat’s existing global network and enables direct connections between Intelsat satellites and Brazil’s local terrestrial networks to reduce the distance user internet traffic has to travel.

In addition, Intelsat has expanded its Brazil Network Operations Center (NOC) to deliver better support for regional customers, offering 24/7 access to support representatives fluent in five languages, including Brazilian Portuguese.

Digital Inclusivity

“The combination of more satellite capacity, a new teleport and an operations centre make it easier for our customers to deliver higher quality services to more users throughout Brazil,” said Intelsat. “Our expansion in Brazil is part of our strategy to empower the broader Latin America region with unparalleled connectivity, targeting underserved areas and remote regions like the Amazon, fostering digital inclusivity.”