New partnership enables satellite access for New York teleport

    The GSI New York Teleport is directly linked to Genesis' global fiber-optic network, providing seamless connectivity to local sites in the New York area.
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    A new venture formed by Genesis Networks and Globecomm Network Services is establishing a New York Teleport presence for Genesis Networks, providing direct access to satellites serving both CONUS and international footprints.

    The GSI New York Teleport is directly linked to Genesis' global fiber-optic network, providing seamless connectivity to local sites in the New York area, as well as all broadcast hubs and media points of presence within North and South America, Europe and Asia.

    For more information, visit www.gen-networks.com.

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