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AsiaSat Announces Expansion Of The Tai Po Earth Station In Hong Kong

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  • brandonlee
    Board Senior Member
    • Jun 2010
    • 238

    AsiaSat Announces Expansion Of The Tai Po Earth Station In Hong Kong

    Hong Kong, 25 May 2011 – Asia Satellite Telecommunications Co. Ltd.
    (AsiaSat), Asia’s leading satellite operator, announced the major
    expansion of its Tai Po Earth Station in Hong Kong.



    The project consists of a 900 square metre addition for equipment and a
    600 square metre area for additional TVROs, and the construction of
    infrastructure to support the installation of new communications
    antennas. Construction work for the expansion of the earth station has
    commenced and is expected to be completed in early 2012.



    The AsiaSat Tai Po Earth Station is a state-of-the-art satellite control
    facility for supporting the Telemetry, Tracking and Control (TT&C)
    activities of AsiaSat’s satellite fleet, while providing a broad range
    of value added services to customers including DVB-S2/S MCPC platforms,
    turnaround and uplink services, conditional access, playout service and
    fibre connectivity. As the heart of control and operations, the earth
    station houses AsiaSat’s Satellite Control Centre which provides 24/7
    operational and customer services in addition to occasional use service
    booking.



    “Our continued investment in expanding our facilities highlights our
    unwavering commitment to providing more diverse and comprehensive
    services to our customers. Many customers are looking for a turnkey
    solution with a trusted long-term partner, and AsiaSat is their first
    choice. The expanded ground infrastructure and facilities will also
    support the future needs of our fleet expansion,” said William Wade,
    President and Chief Executive Officer of AsiaSat.
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