Claro Empresas Colombia

Bogotá, Colombia

Colombia's largest telecom operator sells a managed Starlink service to businesses and public bodies in remote areas, with SLAs, 24/7 support, spare parts and on-site technicians.

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Overview

Claro Colombia, the Colombian operator of América Móvil, announced a strategic alliance with Starlink in November 2024 to sell business satellite internet for rural and remote areas, aimed at small, medium and large companies and at government entities. Claro says the offer is available nationwide, with conditions that vary by region, and that it already had 500 antennas in operation with a government body and a large financial company at launch.

Claro sells it as a managed service: service level agreements, specialised support around the clock (7x24x365), full administration of the solution, spare parts and on-site technical support when needed. It quotes download speeds of 40 to 220 Mbps, upload of 8 to 25 Mbps and latency of 20 to 60 ms on the satellite segment, for sectors such as banking, mining, agriculture, logistics and the public sector. Companies buy it through Claro's business advisers.

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