Islamabad, Jan 20: PAKSAT HTS (High Throughput System) Internet Service is set to revolutionize Pakistan’s connectivity, especially in underserved areas.
With advanced geostationary satellite technology, PAKSAT HTS provides reliable, high-speed internet access, addressing the digital divide and empowering the country’s growing tech industry, SMEs, and remote communities.
This service promises to accelerate e-commerce, education, healthcare, and other sectors, driving economic growth and digital inclusion across Pakistan.
The Government of Pakistan envisions empowering citizens with ICT initiatives, and PAKSAT HTS is making this vision a reality. It offers nationwide coverage, with high-speed internet of up to 160 Mbps, making it ideal for remote areas.
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Unlike Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites, which require multiple satellites for coverage, PAKSAT HTS utilizes a single geostationary satellite, ensuring more reliable and cost-effective service. This makes it a viable solution for areas where traditional terrestrial networks struggle.
Moreover, PAKSAT’s role in education and healthcare, such as enabling virtual classrooms and telemedicine, highlights the transformative potential of this technology.
It promises to not only connect people but also uplift industries, enabling Pakistan to harness the benefits of a digital economy.
In contrast to Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite services, which require complex networks of satellites and often suffer from latency and connectivity issues, PAKSAT-MM1 offers a more stable and consistent connection. With a single geostationary satellite providing nationwide coverage, the system minimizes the infrastructure and maintenance costs, making it a sustainable solution for both the government and private users.
