NXTSkyFi: Nxtdigital launches broadband-over-satellite solution ‘NXTSkyFi’ | – Times of India
Nxtdigital Ltd has announced the launch of “NXTSkyFi” which is a broadband-over-satellite (BOS) solution. The launch in the town of Tawang over Diwali heralded the BOS service across Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland. The BOS service will be extended to the rest of India in a phased manner.
The NXTSkyFi offering provides customers access to solutions like interactive education, digital cinema on demand, OTT, TV channels and other online solutions. It has already onboarded two partners, TATA Studi and Jadooz, besides signing on leading OTT platforms to deliver infotainment content.
The BOS solution will form a critical part of the company’s national “NXTmesh” network project that aims to integrate connectivity across India through its own fiber and the vast national fiber network of its partners.
The solutions include satellite artificial intelligence solutions comprising space-based data technologies for agriculture, disaster relief and natural resource management to public Wi-Fi systems and drones for augmenting rural digital solutions.
With India’s significant dependence on agriculture and the incumbent challenges of crop management – the satellite-based AI will help by providing mission-critical data on tap, claims the company.
Both companies have also agreed to set up a Centre for Excellence to develop new satellite and related digital-based technologies through artificial intelligence and analytics.
The NXTSkyFi offering provides customers access to solutions like interactive education, digital cinema on demand, OTT, TV channels and other online solutions. It has already onboarded two partners, TATA Studi and Jadooz, besides signing on leading OTT platforms to deliver infotainment content.
The BOS solution will form a critical part of the company’s national “NXTmesh” network project that aims to integrate connectivity across India through its own fiber and the vast national fiber network of its partners.
The solutions include satellite artificial intelligence solutions comprising space-based data technologies for agriculture, disaster relief and natural resource management to public Wi-Fi systems and drones for augmenting rural digital solutions.
With India’s significant dependence on agriculture and the incumbent challenges of crop management – the satellite-based AI will help by providing mission-critical data on tap, claims the company.
Both companies have also agreed to set up a Centre for Excellence to develop new satellite and related digital-based technologies through artificial intelligence and analytics.
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