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GEO fleet and GEO satellite network | Eutelsat
Reliable GEO satellites delivering secure, high-performance connectivity for video broadcast and internet communication
eutelsat.com →Our reliable GEO satellites, paired with top-tier ground infrastructure and expertise, ensure maximum service availability and operational efficiency. Eutelsat is engaged in a in-orbit investment programme, renewing and innovating with our satellite fleet to increase our resources in emerging markets, maintain optimal services for customers, and expand our portfolio of innovative satellite applications. As a trusted satellite operator with decades of experience, our GEO satellite fleet delivers secure, high-performance connectivity for broadcast and internet services. GEO satellites provide wide coverage and reliable, high-capacity communications, reaching even the most remote communities. They are essential for digital migration, ensuring access to linear and non-linear content where terrestrial broadband cannot reach. They also complement terrestrial networks, meeting growing bandwidth demand through secure backhaul services. With 99% reliability, GEO satellites connect rural and hard-to-reach areas where fiber deployment is costly or impractical. 31 strategically positioned GEO satellites provide powerful, scalable bandwidth in Ku, Ka and C-Band across key markets worldwide. We constantly evolve our network and services to provide state-of-the-art services tailored to our customers requirements. A global network of own, certified and partner teleports gives you easy and immediate access to our satellites from almost any geographical location worldwide. With 24/7 dedicated customer support, we provide local expertise in local languages.
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- artificial satellite of the Earth
- Part of
- European Data Relay System
- Operator
- Eutelsat
- Mass
- 5175
- Significant event
- rocket launch
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- described at URL
- www.eutelsat.com/en/satellites/eutelsat-9-east.html
- space launch vehicle
- Proton-M
- space tug
- Briz-M
- UTC date of spacecraft launch
- 2016-01-29
- start point
- Baikonur Cosmodrome Site 200
- power consumed
- 15000
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