Telespazio Argentina: new premises for offices and satellite teleport

Buenos Aires  23 February 2015

With the aim of improving the quality of its services, from March 1 Telespazio Argentina gathers its commercial, administrative and engineering activities in a single new location in downtown Buenos Aires, in the Palermo district.

In addition, the company will soon transfer its satellite teleport, consisting of two 6.3 metre Master antennas and the related transmission and reception systems, from Barracas to the Teleport and Data Centre of Arsat in Benavidez (Buenos Aires province). From here the company will continue to provide all the satellite connectivity services through high-tech hubs.

The transfer of the satellite transmission and reception facilities to the Teleport and Data Centre of Arsat provides technological synergies that will facilitate the expansion and streamlining of the services offered.

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