Communications solutions

Three offers on one ladder. Each rung reuses the ground beneath it — the site, the power, the licence and the pad — which is why the order matters more than the names.

Design intentGround segment · Xalant scope

Xalant designs, sites, powers and licenses ground equipment. The constellation overhead belongs to a satellite operator.

Communications · The ladder

One ladder, three rungs.

Each rung reuses the ground beneath it — the site, the power, the licence and the pad — which is why the order matters more than the names do.

Rung one

Community Gateway

A dedicated Ka-band gateway pad on a Xalant site: the land, the foundations, the power, the licence and the hand-off into the local network.

Who it is forFor a site owner who needs capacity where there is no fibre.

Xalant’s scopeThe land, the pad, the power, the licence and the hand-off point.

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Rung two

Ground stations

What a ground station does, and how Xalant plans to site, power, license, test and calibrate one — the engineering underneath the first rung.

Who it is forFor an operator or integrator who needs the ground segment built properly.

Xalant’s scopeSiting, power, licensing, testing and calibration of the station itself.

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Rung three

Direct-to-Cell

Satellite direct-to-device: how an unmodified handset reaches a satellite, and where a Xalant site would sit in that chain.

Who it is forFor a mobile operator or a fleet that needs the phone itself to work.

Xalant’s scopeGround segment only. Any service reaching a handset belongs to a mobile operator.

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Communications · Scope

What Xalant does not do.

It is a shorter list than the other one, and it is the more useful of the two. Xalant does not own or launch satellites. Xalant does not build last-mile networks — no trenches down streets, no poles, no towers. Xalant is not a mobile network operator and holds no mobile spectrum licence.

What is left is the ground segment and the site under it: land with a clear view of the sky, power generated on that land, a licensed earth station, and a hand-off point that the networks already serving the area can plug into.

Which offer applies to which industry

Talk to Xalant · Site hosts · carriers · community networks

Bring gateway-class capacity to a place fibre has not reached — and hand the surplus to the networks already serving it.

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