Skylogic, the broadband subsidiary of Eutelsat Communications, and skyDSL Global, a European pioneer of satellite Internet services, have announced the extension of their longstanding partnership with an initial five-year contract amounting to €3 million enabling skyDSL to market the next-generation Tooway service provided by KA-SAT, Eutelsat’sl new High Throughput Satellite.

Using the skyDSL2+ brand, skyDSL will offer consumers and small businesses download speeds of up to 10 Mbps and upload speeds of up to 4 Mbps via its sales channels. skyDSL2+ will be available in mid 2011 with KA-SAT’s entry into service and will be provided on an international basis in Germany, Spain, France, Italy and Ireland.

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