Aol ZHARYQ Kazakhstan and Rivada Launch Secure Satellite Connectivity Partnership
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- •ZHARYQ Kazakhstan partners with Rivada Space Networks for secure satellite communications.
- •The Outernet consists of 600 low-earth orbit satellites providing ultra-secure connectivity.
- •The partnership aims to enhance digital transformation across Central Asia's telecommunications sector.
ZHARYQ Kazakhstan has partnered with Rivada Space Networks to establish a new satellite connectivity network aimed at enhancing secure communications across Central Asia. The collaboration will utilize Rivada's Outernet, a constellation of 600 low-earth orbit satellites, designed to provide ultra-secure, low-latency communication. This initiative is driven by the increasing demand for secure data transfer in sectors such as banking, defense, and telecommunications. ZHARYQ, with over 35 years of experience, will leverage this technology to offer high-quality voice, video, and data solutions to various governmental and commercial customers in Kazakhstan and neighboring countries. The partnership is expected to improve network performance significantly and enable digital transformation. Rivada has secured over $20 billion in business globally for its LEO network, emphasizing the project's scale and importance.
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