Teleports
Stellar operates ground stations in Germany, Cyprus and Fiji, connecting satellite links with terrestrial networks, control centres and customer systems. The sites support satellite communications, mission operations and secure data transport across multiple regions.
Global Ground Infrastructure
Stellar’s teleports connect satellite links with terrestrial communications systems. Antennas, signal equipment, fiber connectivity and network operations are brought together at each site, providing a managed path between spacecraft, control centres and customer environments.
Multi-band antenna systems
Direct DWDM connectivity
Network monitoring and technical support
Understanding Teleport Infrastructure
Each teleport performs several roles within the communications chain. Antenna systems establish the satellite link, technical systems process the signal, and terrestrial connections route the data to its destination. Stellar manages these interfaces within one operating environment.
Ground Station Operations
Antenna systems and supporting equipment handle satellite acquisition, signal reception and transmission.
Mission Support
Ground resources and technical teams support scheduled services, early mission phases and ongoing satellite operations.
Connected Systems
Redundant fiber links connect the teleport with control centres, hosting environments and customer networks.
Global Infrastructure. Local Responsibility.
Stellar establishes local companies and teams at its international locations. They bring knowledge of regional regulations, suppliers and working conditions into daily operations. Shared engineering standards and direct links to the wider Stellar organisation connect this local expertise across all sites.
Regional Expertise
Local teams understand the regulatory and commercial environment around each site.
Long-Term Presence
Permanent local structures support stable relationships with authorities, suppliers and partners.
Reliability Starts on the Ground
Reliable satellite communications depend on more than antenna performance. Stellar operates its teleports as part of one connected infrastructure, with local teams responsible for day-to-day operations and common operational standards across all sites.
Operational Continuity
Distributed sites, redundant infrastructure and terrestrial connectivity support continuous operations across the network.
One Operational Network
Common standards, connected infrastructure and coordinated engineering turn geographically distributed teleports into one operational network.
Global Coverage
Ground stations in Germany, Cyprus and Fiji provide satellite visibility across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the Pacific. Their geographic separation gives customers access to different orbital positions and regions through one operator.
One Network.
Three Strategic Gateways.
Each site serves a distinct regional and technical role. Shared network connections, engineering standards and service processes allow the three locations to operate as one coordinated ground station network.
Operations Hub
Our international gateways converge in Hürth, the heart of Stellar’s global network. From here, we keep the network running and provide satellite access across Germany and Europe.
Regional Gateway
The Cyprus teleport extends coverage across Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia while adding geographic diversity to the network.
Pacific Gateway
The Fiji teleport provides a separated ground location for satellite access across the Pacific region and international mission support.
What Happens After the Signal Lands?
Receiving a satellite signal is the first stage of the terrestrial data path. From the antenna, information moves through signal processing and fiber connections to control centres, hosting environments or customer systems. Stellar manages the interfaces between these stages as part of the teleport service.
Fiber Integration
Dedicated connections route data from the teleport into Stellar’s terrestrial network.
Managed Environment
Monitoring, hosting and technical support remain linked to the same service chain.
Beyond the Antenna
Customers can combine ground station capacity with terrestrial connectivity, hosting and technical support according to their mission requirements. Services can be configured around existing control systems and customer networks.
Dedicated routes connect the ground station with control centres and customer sites.
Technical teams assist with integration, commissioning and service changes.