Remote area connectivity

We help to deliver seamless connectivity for businesses, governments and communities, even in remote areas. Our satellite technologies provide reliable communication and broadband solutions for land, sea and air, supporting critical operations, commercial activities and education – and helping everyone access opportunities.

High-speed internet connectivity

Space42's AL YAH 1 is part of their satellite constellation providing coverage across 45 countries, offering high-speed, reliable internet connectivity to remote and underserved areas.

By ensuring seamless communication for businesses and government entities, we bridge the digital divide and support socio-economic development. Through The Intelligence Grid, AL YAH 1 enhances connectivity infrastructure, enabling access to critical services and fostering global collaboration.

Cellular and satellite smartphone

Skyphone, developed by Space42, is the world's first universal smartphone with both cellular and satellite connectivity. This innovative device allows users to make calls and send messages even when outside of traditional cellular coverage.

By seamlessly integrating satellite connectivity into an everyday smartphone, we ensure constant communication regardless of location. Skyphone represents the next evolution in mobile technology, bridging gaps in connectivity and supporting critical communication needs across various industries and remote areas.

Broadband connectivity

Space42 delivers robust broadband connectivity in remote areas through innovative satellite solutions. The Thuraya Mobile Broadband Hotspot offers affordable, resilient L-band mobile communications for mission-critical operations on land and sea.

The Thuraya NEO line – riding on the advanced Thuraya 4-NGS satellite – unlocks a new era of portable, high-speed and secure broadband, with tailored variants for maritime, military and other sectors.

Together, these technologies ensure continuous, reliable coverage in the world’s most inaccessible regions, enabling vital operations where traditional networks fall short.