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World?s first satellite capacity aggregator unveils new look cloud platform neXat Posted by PublisherPicture Gallery, Telecommunication Tuesday, 16. March 2021
Brussels, Belgium, 16th March 2021 ? Provider of innovative satellite connectivity services SatADSL has revealed its rebranded flagship cloud services platform owing to a range of new implemented and planned features. The platform, now called neXat offers a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) that opens new markets for teleport, hub, and satellite operators to sell unused satellite capacity and offers monetizable customised satellite services and extended hub capabilities.
neXat ? previously known as the Cloud-based Service Delivery Platform (C-SDP) ? allows satellite, teleport, and hub operators to offer the full range of SatADSL value-added services to their own clients. It offers classical and packa
neXat is a complete OSS/BSS in the cloud acting as an intermediary between teleport and hub operators and the marketplace
Brussels, Belgium, 16th March 2021 – Provider of innovative satellite connectivity services SatADSL has revealed its rebranded flagship cloud services platform owing to a range of new implemented and planned features.
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