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Bayobab and Eutelsat sign deal for LEO capacity

04/09/2024
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Bayobab has announced a multi-year agreement with Eutelsat for secured low Earth orbit (LEO) capacity on Eutelsat’s OneWeb constellation.

This collaboration aims to address the connectivity needs for enterprises and cellular backhaul, providing reliable solutions to enhance network performance and customer experience across the continent. Further, this partnership underlines the role of innovative satellite solutions to drive digital inclusion in Africa.

“At Bayobab, we’re passionate about being at the forefront of harnessing technology to empower people and businesses across Africa,” said Frédéric Schepens, Chief Executive Officer, Bayobab. “Our partnership with Eutelsat and the integration of OneWeb’s LEO satellite services into our solutions is a testament to this commitment. This collaboration brings cutting-edge digital connectivity to even the most remote corners of the continent and reaffirms our promise of ‘Connecting Africa’ – a promise rooted in partnership and driven by a vision of a digitally inclusive future.”

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