EMEA Infrawatch Briefing: SatCos explore new options; subsea revamps
Spain’s Indra eyes bigger role in European satellite picture, while Eutelsat moves to bring space connectivity to Nigeria and (reportedly) Egypt. Meanwhile, fibre players have struck fresh deals in Ireland and Spain, while others consider if further buys are immediately necessary…
This article includes:
- Organisations: Arabsat; BT; BT Ireland; Ciena; Communications Authority of Kenya; Cordiant Digital Infrastructure; Cyta; Eutelsat; European Investment Bank (EIB); European Wireless Infrastructure Association; Helios Towers; Hispasat; Iberdrola; Indra; Infinera; INWIT; KPN; MásOrange; MTN; MTN Digital Infrastructure; NIGCOMSAT; Nilesat; Orange; PAIX Data Centres; PIMCO; Repsol; Safaricom; SES; Solaria; Speed Fibre; TANESCO; Telefónica; Telstra International; Telxius; Vantage Towers; Viasat; VIRTUS Data Centres; Vodafone; ZainTECH.
- Geographies: Africa; Cyprus; Egypt; Europe; Germany; Greece; Ireland; Italy; Kenya; Middle East; Nigeria; Poland; Saudi Arabia; Senegal; Spain; Switzerland; Tanzania; United Arab Emirates (UAE).
- People: Eva Berneke; Joost Farwerck; Guru Gowrappan; Marco Patuano; Mazen Mroué; more…
- Themes: Artificial intelligence (AI); Cloud infrastructure; Data centres; Fibre (FTTP); Internet of Things (IoT); Investment; Low-Earth orbit satellites (LEO); Medium-Earth orbit satellites (MEO); Mergers and acquisitions (M&A); Mobile infrastructure; Satellite; Subsea cables; TowerCos; Towers; Wireless infra.
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