ISP's & Cable Operators
O3b Networks is working with Cable Operators and ISP’s around the world seeking an effective way to reduce customer churn, build outside traditional markets and complement existing offers with new services.
ISP’s coping with rapidly increasing broadband penetration and demand are talking to O3b and learning how to use 'spot beams' to offer fast, low cost bandwidth to rural towns and isolated cities at costs below terrestrial infrastructure, where current transmission paths are limited or the commercial risk is too high.
The O3b System ensures that ISP’s are able to reach new geographies with low cost, high quality bandwidth for xDSL, Cable headend or Wi-MAX backhaul, without facing the high costs of fiber infrastructure.
ISP’s & Cable Operators are turning to O3b to match the high speed access network with a comparable backhaul service and remove the bottleneck that has prevailed with older generation satellite systems and limited or unavailable terrestrial infrastructure.
The O3b satellite system will enable a fast ROI into new markets with very little capital expenditure required to extend the reach of your services.
Fiber back-up / Cable Restoration
The O3b system enables for the first time, a fiber back-up service that provides fiber quality bandwidth, speed, low latency and availability leaving your customers with minimal impact in the event of Fiber cuts and other network interruptions.
With up to 10Gbps of scalable bandwidth and link latency of less than 130 miliseconds, O3b enables you to protect your current investment in Fiber infrastructure during a network crisis by ensuring your back-up service matches the overall quality of your terrestrial infrastructure at a fraction of your existing back-up service costs.
Telecom Operators and ISP’s are making O3b part of their multiple path strategy to ensure "always on" internet for their customers.
Cable and Fiber Operators can utilize O3b at their landing stations for emergency restoration services with service activation times of less than 10 minutes in the event of a cable cut.

Did you know...

There are more users of Internet Broadband in Belgium than over the Africa continent (ITU)

In 2008, fewer than 6 out of every 100 Africans used the internet, compared with 2 out of every 3 people living in the G8 nations. (ITU)

In Korea, 100% of the Internet users are Broadband (ITU)