Pak Datacom Installs iDirect Satellite Broadband Hub

Pak Datacom, a satellite network operator in Pakistan and Bangladesh, has deployed an iDirect series 15000 universal satellite hub in Karachi, Pakistan, iDirect announced Mar. 4.
The manufacturer said that the next-generation network, based on DVB-S2 with adaptive coding and modulation, is an effort to meet growing demand for satellite broadband connectivity from major banks, government organizations, as well as national and multinational operators.
The second in Pak Datacom’s iDirect network, the hub aims to help Pak Datacom support global companies that are expanding their enterprise IP networks in Pakistan through satellite broadband connectivity.

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