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Who is SpaceNet?
SpaceNet is a Russian provider of satellite-based IP connectivity, delivering broadband data, VSAT network services, and managed communications to enterprise, government, and remote-site customers.
- Satellite broadband connectivity for corporate and remote sites
- VSAT network architectures with hub-based traffic routing
- Managed data transport over geostationary satellite links
- Backup and redundant connectivity for terrestrial circuits
- Network access for industrial, energy, and transportation operations
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SpaceNet operates in the satellite telecommunications segment of the information technology services market, providing connectivity over satellite networks. Its offerings are positioned for organizations that require network access where terrestrial infrastructure is limited, unavailable, or unreliable, including corporate branch offices, industrial sites, energy and resource operations, and transportation fleets.
Services are typically delivered through very small aperture terminal (VSAT) architectures, in which remote terminals connect to a hub earth station that routes traffic to the internet or to private wide area networks. Such designs rely on IP-based protocols, including TCP/IP routing, and may incorporate quality of service policies, traffic shaping, and encryption to support voice, video, and enterprise applications over satellite links.
Within enterprise IT, satellite connectivity is commonly used as a primary link, a redundant path for terrestrial circuits, or a backhaul option for temporary and mobile deployments. Organizations evaluate satellite services against fiber, microwave, and cellular alternatives based on latency, coverage footprint, bandwidth availability, and service-level commitments. Satellite links generally provide wide geographic coverage but exhibit higher latency than terrestrial fiber, which shapes their use for bulk data transfer, remote monitoring, and office connectivity rather than latency-sensitive real-time control applications.
From a business perspective, satellite broadband allows enterprises to extend network reach into areas without local carrier infrastructure, supporting continuity of operations and remote site integration. Directory positioning places the organization within internet services and infrastructure, reflecting its focus on connectivity and network access rather than application software or hardware manufacturing. Its current solution areas center on managed satellite connectivity and related network services, described here at the category level.
Our description of SpaceNet. Updated October 2026.
