In a recent boon to multinational networking technology company Gilat Satellite Networks, it has received orders totaling over $13 million from satellite operators for its world-leading SkyEdge IV and SkyEdge II-c platforms. The platforms serve as critical enablers of services like in-flight connectivity, maritime mobility, cellular backhaul, and fixed data services, extending across locations worldwide.
Additionally, Gilat has secured an extension of its existing contract with the U.S. Army, adding nearly $20 million to the deal. The contract olliges Gilat to sustain satellite connectivity anytime, anywhere. The company will provide more 50W Ka-band Block Upconverters (BUCs), ensuring the long-term usability of thousands of mobile Satellite Transportable Terminals (STTs).
SkyEdge platforms by Gilat are renowned for their robust designs and capabilities. The SkyEdge IV and SkyEdge II-c platforms offer advanced, high-speed IP connectivity, enabling a wide array of applications. These platforms are instrumental in enabling various services that range from in-flight connectivity for airlines to maritime mobility for ship-based communication systems, cellular backhaul to increase the range of wireless cellular networks, and fixed data services.
Gilat’s commitment to providing 50W Ka-band BUCs as part of the contract extension demonstrates the company’s emphasis on serving military operations. The specialized technology allows for reliable, long-term sustainment of the STTs, which are critical systems that facilitate the quick and efficient setup of remote communications sites in the field.
The recent strides cement Gilat’s vital role in the realm of satellite communication technologies. The company’s commitment to innovation and sustaining essential communication needs continues to strengthen its position in the global market.
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