Satellite Internet in Kyrgyzstan

Kyrgyzstan is a landlocked country situated in Central Asia. Bordered by Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and China, it is a mountainous country and geographically isolated due to the tricky terrain. Kyrgyzstan is home to just over 6 million people. The economy is largely reliant upon its extensive gold and other mineral reserves and metallurgy is a key industry. Agriculture is an important sector and the rearing of livestock is the most popular agricultural source of income, resulting in products such as wool, meat and dairy products. The agricultural sector produces a range of crops including wheat, sugar beet, potatoes, cotton, tobacco and fruit and vegetables.

Geographic and Demographic Challenges

The telecoms infrastructure across Kyrgyzstan is in need of significant improvement. There has been significant growth in the mobile market, but this has also caused the decline of the fixed line market. There has also been an increase in Internet use and the mobile phenomenon in the country is expected to be the driving force behind the growth of the Internet in the future. 4G is available, but is very much in the process of being rolled out. Internet access is very much centred on the two largest cities in Kyrgyzstan, Bishtek and Osh and only a very small amount of the population have the Internet at home. Although a small amount of rural Internet is available, it is not at all widespread and is also unreliable. The majority of people access the Internet either at work, on their mobile phones when they can or in Internet cafes and public access areas. In 2016, just over 2 million people had access to the Internet – that’s 34.4 percent of the population.

For a country that is home to such challenging terrain, as Kyrgyzstan is, satellite-based Internet access and also cellular backhaul services, would make a great deal of sense. In fact, satellite would provide the ideal solution as it can be deployed anywhere, regardless of the geography of a country. It is scalable, flexible, can provide the entire range of IP services, and it is also cost-effective with a good, fast return on investment.

BusinessCom Networks has been providing the technology that helps to lower the barrier to entry for users and delivers reliable and affordable satellite Internet access to the very broadest range of users. We can assist businesses to connect branch offices in remote regions, Mobile Network Operators to expand their subscriber bases to rural areas that terrestrial technology cannot reach and can bring Internet to rural communities. We can also connect other users such as government and military, oil and gas and maritime users with mission critical communications that enable them to operate extremely efficiently.

Using easy-to-deploy VSAT technology that can be installed in the most hostile of places, our tam will design a network configuration that works for your specific requirements, taking into consideration the most suitable network configuration, frequency band and of course, your budget. BusinessCom Networks employs the very latest in bandwidth optimisation tools to enable you to get the best from your available bandwidth at all times. Our expert team is ready to assist you and our in-country technicians are on hand to install your hardware. Speak to our friendly team to find out more.

Key features

Key differentiators of BusinessCom VSAT services in Kyrgyzstan are:

  • Broadband Internet access
  • Toll quality VoIP and Videoconferencing with CIR
  • Reliable SLA through FDMA and D-TDMA
  • Star, Mesh and hybrid Star/Mesh topology networks
  • Full support of accelerated VPN, CITRIX, ERM and other business applications
  • Highly secure operation with optional AES embedded encryption
  • Global C-Band coverage and sub-Sahara Ku-Band
  • Landing at top tier redundant IP facilities in Western Europe and United States
  • Sentinel-based QoS, bandwidth management and optimization platform
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