3 Nova appears across 3 articles in the last 90 days, most recently in Aviz Networks outlines OpenStack live migration in SONiC (Aug 2026).
Who is Nova?
Nova is a Greek energy and telecommunications provider that delivers fixed and mobile connectivity, pay TV, and related digital services to residential and business customers.
- Integrated fixed and mobile telecommunications services for consumers and enterprises
- Broadband internet access and fiber-based connectivity solutions
- Pay TV and content distribution over satellite and IP-based platforms
- Business telephony, data, and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) services for corporate and institutional clients
- Converged bundles that combine internet, telephony, and television services
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More About Nova
Nova operates in Greece as a converged energy and telecommunications brand that focuses on fixed and mobile network services, broadband access, and pay television for both residential and business segments. The company’s telecommunications portfolio typically includes xDSL and fiber-based internet lines, fixed telephony, mobile voice and data, and subscription TV distributed via satellite and IP technologies. These services are offered as stand-alone products or in bundled packages aimed at households, small and medium-sized businesses, and larger enterprises.
On the connectivity side, Nova deploys and operates infrastructure based on standard telecommunications architectures, including Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) and fiber-to-the-cabinet (FTTC) where available, combined with legacy copper access using xDSL technologies. In mobile, the company uses 3G, 4G/LTE, and 5G (mobile connectivity) network technologies in line with prevailing European standards and regulatory frameworks. IP-based core networking, carrier interconnection, and routing over Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) and Ethernet backbones support both consumer and enterprise data services, including VPNs and dedicated internet access for business customers.
For pay TV, Nova provides channel packages and on-demand content delivered via satellite receivers and IP streaming platforms. The service uses conditional access systems, set-top boxes, and OTT applications that enable viewing over broadband connections on multiple devices. Content is organized into thematic packages such as sports, movies, series, kids, and general entertainment, with distribution governed by licensing agreements and regional broadcasting regulations. The pay TV platform runs over standard video compression and delivery technologies such as DVB-S/S2 for satellite and adaptive bitrate streaming for IP-based services.
In the business and institutional market, Nova offers fixed telephony trunks, SIP-based voice services, and data connectivity tailored to corporate sites, retail branches, and public sector entities. These services often integrate with enterprise Local Area Network (LAN) and Wide Area Network (WAN) architectures and may include Service Level Agreements (SLAs) for availability and support. ICT-related offerings can involve managed connectivity, hosting or co-location in data centers, and value-added services that support digital operations, although the exact scope aligns with the service catalog presented on the company’s website at any given time.
Within an enterprise IT and telecom directory, Nova aligns with categories such as fixed and mobile network operator (telecommunications), broadband and optical access (networking), pay TV and video distribution (media and entertainment infrastructure), and business connectivity and voice (unified communications and network services). Its combined portfolio enables organizations to source access lines, voice, and media services under a single provider framework, using widely adopted telecom standards and protocols.
Our description of Nova. Updated December 2025.
