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infonX 12 for X-band RF-over-Fiber signal transport

The infonX 12, the latest addition to the ViaLiteAIR infonX Link System range, is engineered for high-frequency signal transport across X-band (7-12 GHz), with low noise and high spurious-free dynamic range (SFDR) for applications where signal quality is critical. The system is designed for applications including telemetry, tracking and command (TT&C) and radar. For TT&C, the infonX 12 offers a practical balance of link reliability, data rate, antenna efficiency and... Read more »

The importance of SNMPv3 in securing your network monitoring and control

In an era of escalating cyber threats, ensuring resilience is more important than ever. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), is a protocol used to monitor and control network devices. It enables operational data collection, device configuration and visibility across distributed systems. SNMPv3 is the current standard release of the protocol, introducing authentication, encryption and message integrity to enhance secure communication between network devices. Together, these capabilities and zero trust principles... Read more »

ViaLite to showcase trusted high-performance long-distance links at SatelliteAsia 2026

Discover how Vialite delivers trusted long-distance RF over fibre solutions at SatelliteAsia 2026, supporting satcom diversity and high-performance signal transport. Read more »

ViaLite to Showcase Scalable, Resilient Ground Segment Architectures at SatShowWeek 2026

At SatShowWeek2026 we will showcase RF over fiber distribution solutions that unlock enhanced capability for a dynamic ground segment across both commercial and defense applications. Read more »

A fresh look for ViaLite

Over the coming months, you will notice something new across ViaLite Communications. Our branding is being refreshed, with updated logos and a revitalized visual identity. This is an exciting step. Markets evolve, technologies advance, and expectations shift. You’ll see the transition to our new branding over the coming year across our websites, documentation, communications and products. This phased introduction mirrors the way we operate internally: incremental progress, thoughtful development and... Read more »

ViaLite to Showcase Strategic Satcom SIGINT Advantage at GovSatCom 2026

ViaLite Communications will exhibit at GovSatCom, to showcase how operators can achieve strategic SIGINT advantage by unlocking the full electromagnetic environment (EME). ECCL Luxembourg 26th February 2026  https://www.govsatcom.lu/govsatcom/2026/ As satcom monitoring systems scale in complexity, operators face increasing pressure to detect more signals, process them faster, and maintain control across large, distributed architectures. We address this challenge by enabling hundreds of antennas to connect to thousands of modems, frequency-agnostically, through... Read more »

ViaLite’s Advanced Diversity Applications

A global leader in satellite communications, benefitted from a more resilient and high-performance network, following the successful deployment of ViaLite’s advanced optical transmission equipment at two major teleport facilities in India. The new installation enables seamless diversity applications over long distances—up to 161 km using DWDM L-Band links. Featuring triple-redundant fiber paths with extremely low signal variation (just 0.2 dBm across all routes), the system delivers a stable 0 dBm... Read more »

ViaLite Brings Boresight Telemetry Testing Without Limits to ITC 2025

At this month’s International Telemetering Conference (ITC), the premier telemetering event, we will showcase any-to-any RF-over-Fiber (RFoF) distribution that unlocks borderless boresight telemetry testing. Read more »

ViaLite Returns to IBC for 2025

We are once again heading to IBC Amsterdam for the 2025 iteration, to showcase the latest in our RF over Fibre innovations trusted by leading teleport operators, satellite service providers and ground segment integrators around the world. Read more »

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