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Global Network Reach

Artel’s network design, integration, engineering, and implementation delivers worldwide, end-to-end terrestrial communications solutions for reliable and secure voice, video, and data that consistently exceed customer’s expectations and requirements.

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Global Network

Artel developed and maintains a global network that provides connectivity from Iceland to the South Pole. Artel integrates network technologies such as Software Defined Networks (SDN), OTN, and Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) across our core network for highly reliable end-to-end customer connections. For example, we currently provide the equipment and personnel to deliver well over 100 Gbps of terrestrial capacity to more than 40 locations within Africa and Europe.

Features of Artel’s Global Network include:

  • High bandwidth OTN circuits including OTU4/100 Gbps
  • SDN core with Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) for an assured connection
  • 4G/5G local loop and backhaul
  • IOT integration
  • MPLS architecture with nearly 100 points of presence
  • Point-to-point and direct Internet access circuits
  • Private line services
  • Network virtualization
Network Architecture Design and Technological Expertise

Artel’s network engineering team provides tailored services and solutions ranging from requirements generation to customer acceptance for mission-critical needs:

  • Complex network design to meet redundancy and diversity requirements
  • Complete life-cycle including procurement, testing, commission, installation and maintenance anywhere in the world
  • Adherence to throughput, latency, packet loss, and jitter acceptance criteria
  • Cybersecurity framework for compliance with NIST 800-171 and CMMC
Case Studies

Providing enterprise-level connectivity in Africa and the Near East

Artel has several customers that require wide-ranging terrestrial connectivity in both Africa and the Near East regions. These customers need secure, scalable, and reliable network services – often in austere and politically unstable locations. Each customer has stringent Service Level Agreement (SLA) criteria for various factors, such as packet jitter, latency, dropped packet ratio, etc.

Artel developed and maintains a Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) network core and additional infrastructure to support these requirements. For one customer, we provide the equipment and personnel to deliver 4 Gbps of terrestrial capacity to more than 30 locations within the Middle East and Africa. We designed, procured, commissioned, and maintain the terrestrial circuits, consistently exceeding the 99.65 percent network availability SLA.

Artel’s network design incorporates a unique, proprietary solution, providing highly scalable, true multipoint capability. This network solution simplifies implementation and management across multiple sites, with a single interface versus multiple separate interfaces to each site. This configuration also allows us to easily route traffic across various carrier clouds within Artel’s architecture, ensuring network diversity and redundancy.

Because Artel maintains relationships with multiple service providers throughout Africa and the Near East, we can negotiate more competitive pricing and more stringent SLAs for each customer we support. And, we have the flexibility to choose from several vendors for any given circuit based on their strength in the specific country within Africa or the Near East. This approach also ensures availability of alternate suppliers for circuit installation in case of primary path complications.

We consistently provide secure, reliable connectivity to some of the hardest to reach locations in the world, including Algeria, Lebanon, Iraq, Sudan, Chad, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central African Republic, and Gambia.

Expand the bars below to explore Artel’s Terrestrial Connectivity capabilities:
Global Network

Artel developed and maintains a Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) network core and additional infrastructure to support customer requirements for terrestrial connectivity around the world. For example, we currently provide the equipment and personnel to deliver 4 Gbps of terrestrial capacity to more than 30 locations within the Middle East and Africa.

Features of Artel’s Global Network include:

  • MPLS architecture with more than 30 points of presence
  • Point-to-point and direct Internet access circuits
  • Copper, fiber, and wireless technologies
  • Layer 3 Virtual Private Network (VPN) technology
Circuit Provisioning & Routing

Artel’s terrestrial engineering team offers end-to-end circuit provisioning that includes:

  • Circuit design, procurement, testing, commission, and maintenance
  • Adherence to throughput, latency, packet loss, and jitter acceptance criteria
  • Circuit redundancy for network resiliency
  • Circuit diagrams/circuit records
  • Terrestrial route design
Network Design

Artel has been designing terrestrial networks for our U.S. Government customers for more than 15 years. Key aspects of Artel’s terrestrial network design include:

  • Vendor-agnostic solutions for cost-effective, reliable connectivity
  • Established relationships with telecom service providers worldwide
  • Customized solutions based on infrastructure availability
  • Inside Plant and Outside Plant cabling support
Case Studies

Providing enterprise-level connectivity in Africa and the Near East

Artel has several customers that require wide-ranging terrestrial connectivity in both Africa and the Near East regions. These customers need secure, scalable, and reliable network services – often in austere and politically unstable locations. Each customer has stringent Service Level Agreement (SLA) criteria for various factors, such as packet jitter, latency, dropped packet ratio, etc.

Artel developed and maintains a Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) network core and additional infrastructure to support these requirements. For one customer, we provide the equipment and personnel to deliver 4 Gbps of terrestrial capacity to more than 30 locations within the Middle East and Africa. We designed, procured, commissioned, and maintain the terrestrial circuits, consistently exceeding the 99.65 percent network availability SLA.

Artel’s network design incorporates a unique, proprietary solution, providing highly scalable, true multipoint capability. This network solution simplifies implementation and management across multiple sites, with a single interface versus multiple separate interfaces to each site. This configuration also allows us to easily route traffic across various carrier clouds within Artel’s architecture, ensuring network diversity and redundancy.

Because Artel maintains relationships with multiple service providers throughout Africa and the Near East, we can negotiate more competitive pricing and more stringent SLAs for each customer we support. And, we have the flexibility to choose from several vendors for any given circuit based on their strength in the specific country within Africa or the Near East. This approach also ensures availability of alternate suppliers for circuit installation in case of primary path complications.

We consistently provide secure, reliable connectivity to some of the hardest to reach locations in the world, including Algeria, Lebanon, Iraq, Sudan, Chad, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central African Republic, and Gambia.

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