Obtain the satellite reach necessary to manage banking, rural, contingency, video streaming, exploration and explotation networks throughout Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa without the costly expense of owning and operating a teleport hub.

At NewCom International, we have launched a VNO Starter Package that makes it easy and affordable for you to remotely manage and control your customers’ networks through our strategically positioned U.S. teleport. Our VNO Starter Package, which requires a minimum eighteen month term, includes C and Ku band Evolution with a starting configuration of 1.5 Mbps/512Kbps, a VNO license, leased servers, satellite space segment and Internet services. Our VNO package also includes the high-level engineering support and 24/7 NOC required to ensure quick, seamless assistance should an issue arise.

NewCom International has developed a bundled colocation package that makes it easy for IPTV service providers to deliver premium sports, news and entertainment channels to content-hungry subscribers in Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa.

Our bundled IPTV colocation package gives IPTV service providers unlimited downlink services, colocation space and per Mbps Internet access at our strategically located Miami teleport.

Along with being a critical video node for the East Coast with direct links to Washington, New York and LA, our world-class teleport has access to 30 antennas and several satellites―ensuring the fast, direct transport that video companies need. We also have fiber connectivity to the NAP of Americas, and offer affordable, high-level engineering support to ensure around-the-clock assistance for the IPTV companies we serve.

To assist Welthungerhlife in its work to provide clean water, sanitation, roads and agriculture for refugee camps in war-torn Liberia, NewCom International recently donated a year’s worth of Internet connectivity to four remote field offices scattered throughout the country.
 
NewCom, which is committed to leveraging 21st century communications to improve lives in developing regions around the world, is donating the satellite-based Internet service to enable field workers to coordinate with central staff and other NGOs to facilitate the delivery of non-food items and other critical supplies into the camps.
 
“The Internet links help us and our NGO partners to communicate with our regional and head offices on logistics—which is a very difficult aspect in a country with such bad infrastructure,” notes Andre Stelder, who oversees projects for Welthungerhlife in Liberia.  “In the rainy season, it is hard or even impossible to reach some of the refugee sites to bring supplies even though we are constantly working to keep roads and bridges open, so communications are essential. NewCom's donation is very much appreciated because any money we save on our operations can be used to do more for beneficiaries.”