Built in 1977 in Cheia, Romania, the Space Teleport occupies an area of 20,000 square metres and houses 12 antennas. It is the largest teleport in Eastern Europe and provides satellites communication and in-orbit control services. 

Telespazio has two teleports in the centre of Rio de Janerio known as RB1 and BT7. 

The two teleports offer satellite telecommunications, backhaul, monitoring and Control services in different markets as well as services in the area of geoinformation for data distrubution to end users.

Located about 60 km from Rio de Janeiro, since 1997 the teleport has offered telecommunications, hosting and housing services and has major connections to the global network. 

Strategically located near Rio de Janeiro, the Maricà Teleport covers an area of 150,000 square metres and is capable of hosting satellite ground stations, LEO and GEO infrastructure and Earth observation, guaranteeing the highest level of availability and security. 

The Teleport also hosts the OneWeb gateway, which occupies an area of 50,000 square metres and is currently operational with 15 antennas providing telecommunication services throughout Latin America.

Installed at the ARSAT (Empresa Argentina de Soluciones Satelitales) facilities in Benevidez, it offers satellite telecommunications services to private and institutional customers.