Yes. With MTN's global connectivity network combining GEO satellites, LEO satellite constellations, and terrestrial networks, your teams can stay connected from anywhere.

Solutions like MTN's StarEdge™ offer a seamless, multi-network approach, delivering uninterrupted, high-performance connectivity with automatic failover. Whatever your needs, and wherever you need connectivity, MTN can deliver.

Geostationary Earth Orbit (GEO) satellites operate at a much higher altitude than Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites. They also match the speed of the Earth's rotation, staying fixed above a specific location on the ground. This makes them ideal for telecommunications with fixed-position antennas on the Earth's surface.

LEO satellites stay closer to the surface of the Earth, offering lower latency and higher throughput or bandwidth compared to GEO satellites. With a smaller field of view, LEO satellites often work together in a constellation—essentially creating a net of coverage around the planet.

MTN's multi-network approach ensures maximum reliability and seamless connectivity around the globe. By combining LEO, GEO, and terrestrial 5G-4G/LTE networks, you can reduce the risk of disruption and benefit from 99.95% uptime for critical systems and operations. Automatic failover means you're still connected, even if one network drops out or faces interference.

MTN's multi-network approach ensures maximum reliability and seamless connectivity around the globe. By combining LEO, GEO, and terrestrial 5G-4G/LTE networks, you can reduce the risk of disruption and benefit from 99.95% uptime for critical systems and operations. Automatic failover means you're still connected, even if one network drops out or faces interference.