Techafricanews Arqiva Partners with Gulfsat for Satellite Services Expansion
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- •Arqiva has secured a three-year satellite services deal with Gulfsat.
- •The agreement enhances Arqiva's operational resilience in the Middle East.
- •Four Ku-band transponders will be uplinked to Eutelsat 8 West B satellite.
On October 16, 2026, Arqiva announced a three-year managed satellite services agreement with Gulfsat, a Kuwaiti communications company. This partnership aims to enhance Arqiva's presence in the Middle East by providing resilient, geographically diverse uplink services from the UK. The agreement includes the uplink of four Ku-band transponders to the Eutelsat 8 West B satellite, ensuring operational resilience against regional disruptions. The service will utilize Arqiva's Chalfont and Crawley teleports, integrating global fiber connectivity and 24/7 operational support. Both companies emphasized the importance of this collaboration for future opportunities in media services, including cloud playout and streaming. The rapid execution of the service setup, completed within a few months, highlights Arqiva's operational excellence.
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