EchoStar Corporation ECHO

EchoStar Corporation es una empresa de cartera. La Compañía opera a través de dos segmentos: el segmento Hughes y el segmento de Servicios Satelitales de Echostar. El segmento Hughes ofrece tecnologías satelitales de banda ancha y productos y servicios de Internet de banda ancha a clientes consumidores. Ofrece tecnologías de redes de banda ancha, servicios gestionados, equipos, hardware, servicios satelitales y soluciones de comunicaciones a clientes gubernamentales y empresariales. También diseña, proporciona e instala equipos de puerta de enlace y terminales a clientes para otros sistemas satelitales. El segmento de Servicios Satelitales de Echostar proporciona servicios satelitales a tiempo completo y/o de uso ocasional a proveedores de servicios del gobierno de Estados Unidos, proveedores de servicios de Internet, organizaciones de noticias de difusión, proveedores de contenido y clientes empresariales privados. La Compañía opera su negocio de Servicios Satelitales de Echostar utilizando principalmente el satélite EchoStar IX y el satélite EchoStar 105/SES-11 y la infraestructura relacionada.

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