en.Wedoany.com Reported - Eutelsat and Voimatel, a Finnish telecommunications and critical digital infrastructure services provider, have announced a new partnership to deliver connectivity services across Finland via Eutelsat's Low Earth Orbit satellites.
Voimatel plans to integrate Eutelsat's Low Earth Orbit satellite connectivity services into its own network solutions, supporting critical network infrastructure by combining satellite and terrestrial connectivity. This solution aims to provide more resilient and redundant communication services for enterprise and public sector customers in urban, rural, and remote areas.
Voimatel primarily designs and operates fixed and wireless communication networks for telecom operators, utility companies, and public sector organizations across Finland. With the introduction of Eutelsat's OneWeb LEO satellite network, Voimatel's communication services will extend to high-latitude regions, including the Arctic area where terrestrial communication infrastructure is relatively limited.
Eva Bisgaard, President of Eutelsat's Connectivity Business Unit, stated that this partnership reflects the increasingly important role of LEO satellite connectivity in supporting critical telecommunications infrastructure. By integrating satellite and terrestrial networks, telecom operators can enhance the resilience and coverage of communication services, particularly in the Arctic region where connection reliability is paramount. Mikko Heinonen, CEO of Voimatel, also noted that the addition of Eutelsat's LEO satellite services strengthens its ability to support Finnish telecom and data network customers, with low-latency satellite connectivity and Arctic coverage complementing existing infrastructure capabilities to meet evolving customer connectivity needs.
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