terrestarsolutions.ca BroadForward Enhances Terrestar's Satellite Connectivity in Canada
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- •BroadForward's signaling infrastructure is now live in Terrestar's network.
- •The deployment enhances mobile and IoT connectivity in rural Canada.
- •Terrestar's Hybrid IoT platform supports seamless switching between networks.
On October 13, 2026, BroadForward announced the deployment of its secure signaling infrastructure in Terrestar Solutions' network, enabling seamless satellite-to-mobile connectivity across Canada. This deployment includes a Diameter Routing Agent (DRA) and Diameter Firewall (DFW) to facilitate mobile and IoT traffic routing between terrestrial and non-terrestrial networks. Terrestar aims to extend connectivity to over 75% of Canada's landmass that lacks terrestrial coverage, particularly benefiting rural and remote communities. The platform supports two-way messaging and emergency alerts, enhancing services for consumers and enterprises alike. Terrestar's Hybrid IoT platform, launched earlier in 2026, aligns with international standards and promotes interoperability with existing telecom networks. This initiative is expected to significantly impact the NTN market, projected to grow from USD 11 billion in 2023 to nearly USD 117 billion by 2032. The deployment is part of Terrestar's broader strategy to deliver reliable mobile satellite connectivity across Canada.
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