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ViaSat Wins VSAT Contracts in Saudi Arabia  

EchoStar Provides ViP-TV Services to Northern Georgia  


Newtec Signs New IP Upgrade Deal With Horizon

Newtec signed a deal with Horizon Satellite Services of the United Arab Emirates to provide a FlexACM solution to deliver an increased IP throughput, Newtec announced Feb. 25.

   Newtec’s FlexACM, capable of maintaining the service of satellite links in all weather conditions, has been implemented on an IP point-to-multipoint star network and has achieved complete IP link availability.


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   “Using FlexACM we not only benefit from an increased throughput, but the down-time of Horizon’s links has been completely removed, delivering and ‘always-on’ service level to our customers at all times,” said Subair Mullappally, Horizon’s operations director.

    Horizon has an uplink in Europe connecting to several sites in the Middle East. Horizon said that for certain sites, receiving conditions were not optimal because the sites were on the edge of the satellite footprint. The link also experienced a daily variation of 3dB peak-to-peak in C/N due to interference from adjacent carrier intermodulation and antenna tracking errors.

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