en.Wedoany.com Reported - Eutelsat (ISIN: FR0010221234 – Euronext Paris/London Stock Exchange: ETL) and AST Networks, a global provider of satellite communications and network solutions, have signed a new multi-year, multi-million dollar agreement for Eutelsat's Low Earth Orbit (LEO) connectivity services.

Building on the existing partnership between the two companies, this agreement reflects the successful deployment of Eutelsat's LEO services in AST Networks' maritime connectivity solutions. To support growing customer demand, AST Networks will expand its use of Eutelsat's OneWeb LEO services as part of hybrid connectivity solutions offered to global maritime clients.
To support vessel operations, crew welfare, and maritime digital applications, operators increasingly require connectivity solutions that combine performance, resilience, and global coverage. By integrating Eutelsat's OneWeb LEO services with complementary technologies, AST Networks helps customers achieve more flexible and resilient communication capabilities.
Thierry Polycarpe, Vice President of Aviation and Maritime Connectivity at Eutelsat, stated that this expanded agreement reflects the strength of the partnership and the growing demand for LEO-driven connectivity in the maritime sector. He noted that as vessel operators increasingly adopt hybrid connectivity architectures, Eutelsat's LEO services are helping partners like AST Networks deliver the performance, resilience, and flexibility that customers require.
Lukasz Latosinski, Chief Technology Officer of AST Networks, pointed out that as one of Eutelsat's longest-standing partners, the company has witnessed the evolution and growing capabilities of its LEO services. The successful integration of the OneWeb LEO network into its maritime solutions has brought clear value to customers. Its performance, reliability, and low-latency capabilities have enhanced their offerings and helped meet growing customer demand, making the expansion of the partnership a natural next step.
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