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Hughes JUPITER System Selected By PSN For The Third Satellite To Serve Indonesia

April 12, 2022

Hughes Network Systems, LLC (HUGHES) has announced that PT Pasifik Satelit Nusantara (PSN), the oldest private telecommunication and information service provider in Indonesia, has selected the Hughes JUPITER™ System to enable services on the Nusantara Lima very high-throughput satellite — 11 JUPITER gateways will power 100 Gbps of capacity across Indonesia and nearby countries to bring internet access to people living outside the reach of terrestrial broadband.

This award follows PSN’s earlier selection of the JUPITER System for the Satellite of the Republic of Indonesia (SATRIA), currently under construction, and the Nusantara Satu satellite (formerly known as PSN VI), now in service.

In addition to choosing the Hughes technology as the ground platform for several satellites, PSN employs JUPITER equipment to light up Community Wi-Fi hotspots across Indonesia. The JUPITER System is the next-generation Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) platform from Hughes, in use at more than half of all VSAT implementations worldwide. The JUPITER System enables software-defined satellite networking and virtualized, cloud-enabled network management for the highest possible performance and cost efficiencies.

Pictured from Hughes (standing left to right), Dean Manson, Paul Gaske, Sharyn Nerenberg, Francis Selvadoss, Ramesh Ramaswamy and Vaibhav Magow, with Hughes President Pradman Kaul (seated left) shaking hands with PSN CEO Adi Rahman Adiwoso, and, behind him, from PSN (left to right), Anggarini Surjaatmadja, Satrio Adiwicaksono and Ravi Talwar.

“With integrity and reliability, Hughes has been an essential technology partner to PSN for many years, helping us turn our ambitions for connectivity in Indonesia into reality,” said Adi Rahman Adiwoso, Chief Executive Officer at PSN. “We have put the JUPITER System to the test on several satellites, transforming satellite signals into efficient and cost-effective solutions that change people’s lives, and we will do so again with the Nusantara Lima.”

“Strong partnerships, like ours with PSN, are the backbone of our industry, and we genuinely appreciate the opportunity to earn their business and their ongoing trust,” said Ramesh Ramaswamy, senior vice president and general manager, International Division, Hughes. “It is a privilege to support PSN in their ongoing mission to connect the unconnected in Indonesia.”

Filed Under: Comms, Gateway, Ground Infrastructure, Satellie Build, Satellite Services, USA, VSAT Tagged With: Featured

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