Datacenterdynamics Telefónica and Sateliot Launch 5G Satellite Connectivity for Defense Applications
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- •Telefónica and Sateliot are partnering to enhance 5G connectivity through satellite technology.
- •The focus is on defense applications and extending coverage to remote and unconnected areas.
- •The project aims to create a hybrid network integrating terrestrial and satellite systems.
Telefónica and Sateliot have announced a strategic partnership to develop satellite-based 5G connectivity, focusing on defense and security applications. This collaboration aims to enhance coverage in remote, maritime, and unconnected areas by utilizing the 5G New Radio Non-Terrestrial Networks (NR-NTN) standard. The project will integrate terrestrial mobile networks with low-Earth orbit satellites, creating a hybrid architecture for resilient communications in critical scenarios. Key applications include logistics, emergency response, and military operations. The partnership also seeks to strengthen network resilience in sectors like energy and transportation. This initiative reflects a growing trend towards global connectivity and technological sovereignty. The collaboration will enable new capabilities for the defense sector, ensuring operational continuity in adverse conditions.
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