Operating on dozens of conventional and High-Throughput Satellites, the JUPITER System powers the largest satellite broadband network in the world, HughesNet ®. The world’s most advanced VSAT platform for broadband services over high-throughput and conventional satellites, the industry-leading JUPITER™ System is the de facto standard for broadband satellite implementations worldwide. Types of Satellite Ground Network Systemsĭepending on your organizations' need, we offer several proven satellite ground network systems, including: JUPITER System: We manufacture our own terminals at our state-of-the-art factory in Maryland, outside of Washington, D.C.Ĭontact us today to turn your satellite capacity into satellite connectivity that meets your – and your customers’ – needs anywhere in the world. Since inventing the VSAT and deploying the first enterprise network for Walmart, Hughes has delivered millions of terminals to customers across six continents, accounting for more than 50% of the global market share.

Integration, installation and operations services and support, including Automated Operations Support Systems (OSS) and Business Support Systems (BSS).

Transportable gateways power military implementations and on-demand connectivity for emergency response.

Hubs or Gateways, which are comprised of gateway antenna and electronics, and where the satellite service interconnects with other services, such as the Cloud and the internet.

Very Small Aperture Terminals (VSAT), which consists of a “dish” (antenna) and a router or user terminal which are required at every site to enable service from the satellite.

Hughes offers both “off-the-shelf” satellite ground network systems and highly customized system setups for defense implementations and commercial satellite operators, spanning:

A satellite ground network system from Hughes helps transform satellite capacity into the highest performing bandwidth, bringing critical on-demand connectivity to users around the world. The most efficient, highest capacity satellite in orbit might promise gigabits per second of bandwidth – but if end users in offices, homes, airplanes, and ships can’t access the service, all that throughput is useless.

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