As Intenet usage statistics show, each Internet surfer needs high speed download rather that high speed upload. Based on this we created our One Way service to meet the needs of Internet users. Architecture is that client has a very low bandwidth connection to the Internet from a local ISP (which is sufficient), and receives the Internet content at fantastic speeds through his satellite dish. This technology is called "asymmetrical" satellite access because the outgoing requests are sent via terrestrial lines and incoming data is transmitted by the satellite.

As illustrated below, when client browses the Internet his requests are sent via local ISP directly to the NOC, NOC processes the request and sends out the data at high speed to client's satellite dish via satellite.

There are several advantages which make the One Way service so powerful:

High speed is technically possible, whereas it is impossible with telephone lines. If conditions are good, it can reach up to 1.5 mbps and higher for each user.

Our NOC maintains multiple high bandwidth fiber connections to the Internet, much faster than connections of regional "telephone" ISPs. We have direct connections to the major Internet transit providers, such as UUNet / Worldcom, Reach, NTT / Verio, HKIX. And this high bandwidth connection is delivered to our customers via satellite.

One Way service is a cost effective solution of high speed interactive access to the Internet of users in regions with undeveloped terrestrial communications infrastructure.

Buying our service provides a significant increase of bandwidth and informational resourses of the Internet for ISPs, corporate and individual users avoiding a large scale re-engineering of existing communication systems. The upfront hardware costs do not exceed $350, whereas building fiber network costs millions of dollars in upfront investments.

Our subscribers are geographically located in different time zones, therefore we don't have distinct "peak hours"