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Marlink, a smart network and digital solutions company, has announced the renewal of its agreement with Intelsat for the supply of next-generation Ku-band capacity. This capacity will be delivered to users within Marlink’s global hybrid digital network, which serves customers across maritime, energy, and enterprise sectors.

The agreement includes the use of satellites with a software-defined operating system, which will improve the precision of signal delivery and provide a highly stable quality of service. Marlink’s network spans all orbits and available frequencies, allowing customers to enhance their digitalization strategies.

The agreement covers the global distribution of capacity within Marlink’s network, as well as joint development initiatives to prepare users for software-defined satellite (SDS) services. By combining multiple networks into one unified solution, Marlink will deliver digital enablement benefits to sectors such as merchant shipping, cruise and ferry, and offshore installations. This approach maximizes throughput while ensuring guaranteed service availability and uptime.

Erik Ceuppens, Chief Executive Officer of Marlink, expressed his enthusiasm for the agreement, stating that it reflects their philosophy of providing the best available services tailored to customer needs and specific applications.

Mike DeMarco, Chief Commercial Officer of Intelsat, highlighted the partnership’s significance and its ability to provide resilient and high-throughput connectivity to ship owners and operators in maritime sectors. He emphasized that the flexibility and reliability of Intelsat’s global satellite network, combined with Marlink’s communications solutions, ensures a seamless connectivity experience even in remote sea locations.

This continued partnership between Marlink and Intelsat demonstrates their commitment to delivering advanced connectivity solutions to customers in various industries.

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