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Eutelsat
Eutelsat, leader in Europe and ranking among the first three in the world as a satellite operator, can rely on over twenty years' experience in digital telecommunication. Thanks to the high irradiation power of its satellites and to the use of advanced technologies, users can receive signals through small-diameter dishes and transmit data, images and sounds without depending on other communication networks. Eutelosat currently markets capacity on 24 geostationary satellites, which broadcast over 2100 TV channels and 970 radio stations to 120 million users, via cable and via satellite, granting a coverage from America to the Pacific area and serving over 150 countries.
Skylogic
A company of Eutelsat S.A., Skylogic offers broadband IP satellite communication services to public administrations, small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as to the big industry. Through a series of vanguard IP platforms, Skylogic supports a complete array of effective and flexible satellite solutions, ranging from simple Internet access up to networks with dedicated resources for companies and state agencies, from IP videostreaming solutions to applications for Business TVs and Corporate Networks. Being connected to the large Eutelsat satellite fleet, platforms offer IP connectivity from the Atlantic to the Pacific by means of several interconnected satellite hubs, whereas at the NOC (Network Operation Center), located in Turin, Italy, expert technicians constantly keep networks monitored and ensure operation and quality of networks 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Telespazio
Telespazio, a joint venture between Finmeccanica (67%) and Thales (33%), is one of the world’s leading operators in satellite management services, Earth observation and satellite navigation, as well as in the field of integrated communications and scientific programmes.The Rome-based company employs around 1,900 staff, and operates a network of four space centres and 25 sites spread all over the world. Notably, these include the Fucino Space Centre, which has more than 90 operational antennas, and is the largest satellite telecommunications centre in the world for civil use.
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