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etisalat by e& announces first 5G satellite communications in UAE

This will give customers access to high speeds, enhanced coverage and scalability to meet future demands for high bandwidth applications. (WAM)
  • etisalat became the first telecommunications company in UAE to expand 5G network capabilities over a software-defined satellite.
  • This deployment was a result of rigorous testing with customers for over a year to rapidly scale up the 5G mobile network deployment.

ABU DHABI, UAE – etisalat by e& announced on Saturday the implementation of the Eutelsat Quantum satellite solution, becoming the first telecommunications company in UAE to expand 5G network capabilities over a software-defined satellite.

This will give customers access to high speeds, enhanced coverage and scalability to meet future demands for high bandwidth applications.

This deployment was a result of rigorous testing with customers for over a year to rapidly scale up the 5G mobile network deployment.

etisalat by e& implemented the technology with the recently installed state-of-the-art Newtech Dialog Hub enhancing the mobile network capability.

Khalid Murshed, Chief Technology and Information Officer, etisalat by e& UAE, said, “With the demand for ‘always-on’ connectivity as technologies like IoT, AI and blockchain make a bigger impact on consumer lives, satellite connectivity can empower communities and business in this rapidly evolving digital landscape.”

He said, “With the deployment of this satellite solution and technology, our customers will be able to access their data at 5G speeds even when terrestrial connectivity is unavailable, marking another important step towards the regions’ 5G adoption and bridging the digital divide.”

Oscar Garcia, Business Marketing and Product Innovation, etisalat by e&, said, “The need for connectivity has grown beyond traditional communications with customers wanting to access the highest speeds in the network to meet their requirements and demands for bandwidth-intensive applications such as GSM services, Remote IT, Unified communications, OTT, and media streaming among others.”

He said, “The testing and implementation of this satellite solution greatly enhances the mobile network capability to address the futuristic development of new age applications while being able to build and deploy 5G use cases for various industry verticals and business.”

Ghassan Murat, Head of Connectivity Business Unit for Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific, Eutelsat, said, “Eutelsat are proud to partner with etisalat by e& to deploy this 5G use case on the world’s first Software Defined satellite network. Our fully steerable beams are capable of meeting the most rigorous demands of Next Generation mobile and satellite networks.”