﷽ Strategic Project NOVA-7C Theme: Cross-Sector Collaboration; Clusters; Design; Skills; Technology NOVA-7 Project Focus: Quantum Internet Protocols & Skills Development Underlying Technologies Airborne Remote Sensing; ANSI Standards | Artificial Intelligence | Blockchain | Digital Thread; Digital Twins | Distributed Ledger | FinTech | LiDAR | Machine Learning Lead Policy Advisor Pacific Enterprises International Syndicate - PEIS Lawful Technology Transfer Partners USA SAM & DoD CAGE Code Status: Active USA Prime NAICS Code: 541690, Prime SIC Code: 87420501 NOVA-7 Overview Allied Research and Indigenous Technologies (ARITEL); AMCO Engineering (AMC0); Global Digital Networks (GDN) and Pacific Enterprises International Syndicate (PEIS), along with Preferred Business Vendors (PBV), have undertaken a Three Phased Project, to deploy Airborne Broadband Ecosystem using CubeSats. Since 1994, AMCO-GDN team(s) of Mathematicians and Physicists are working on Three Modules of CubeSat Inter-Satellite Communication System (ISCS) within the Policy Framework of NIST and ITU Regulatory Framework For Space Services (ITU-RFSS). AMCO Engineering, the Program Lead, is ISO Certified. Group Core Competency: Algorithm Suites and Libraries Development and Maintenance (NIST). NOVA-7 Project Focus: Quantum Cyberspace Protocols & Skills Development (WBG). Methodology: Deployment of Digital Transformation Processes (DTP). Project Objective Provide Cyber-Resilient; QUANTUM Compatible; User-friendly; Globally Interoperable; Affordable Digital Platform to new Generation of Leaders to Manage Exponentially Growing Technologies. Deliverables Scalable Digital Clusters Hubs (SDCH) Autonomous Cyber-Resilient Global Access Scalable Regional Cluster Hubs (SRCH) Quantum Computing Reference Architecture Aerospace Segment Tools AIS Technology | Electromagnetic Spectrum Geophysical (Thermal Imaging) Thermal Infrared Remote Sensing Gravity & Magnetic Exploration Data Mining | Interpretation | Learning Hub Rationale Digital transformation is creating new challenges and opportunities, globally, for humanity. However, to ensure survival and sustainable inclusive growth Academia, Governments, Individuals and Businesses need a Secure; Digital; User-friendly and Affordable Digital Broadband Network, ON THE MOVE. Below Image Source: NIST NOVA-7 will provide the solid foundation for a host of current and emerging technologies uses from streaming ultra-high-definition videos, to mission-critical business applications requiring real-time high bandwidth with minimum low latency, to staying connected and productive while traversing large, congested networks. Phase-1: Regional Cluster Hubs Edge and Cloud Digital Transformation after the Pandemic Source: MIT Webinar May 17, 2021 (58.12 minutes) Our Holistic Approach Context Per GSMA, during 2019, mobile technologies and services generated $4.1 trillion of economic value added (4.7% of GDP) globally. This figure will approach $5 trillion by 2024 as countries increasingly benefit from the improvements in productivity and efficiency brought about by increased take-up of mobile services. Further ahead, 5G technologies are expected to contribute $2.2 trillion to the global economy between 2024 and 2034. 5G and Wi-Fi 6 are built from the same foundation & will co-exist to support different
use cases. Applications Focus: Supply Chain Applications Focus: Digital Transformation Infrastructure Investment Impact on National Economy Monitoring with Visibility Across Cloud Portfolio Secured Integrated Networks The sixth generation Wi-Fi 6, also known as 802.11ax, provides more speed, lower latency, and increased device density. The fifth generation of wireless, or 5G, is the latest cellular technology, engineered to increase the speed and capacity of wireless networks. ![]() Our Track Record Allied Research and Indigenous Technologies Private Limited - ARITEL (Pakistan) and Communications Network International Corporation - CNI (USA), two of GDN sister companies, which are also part of MUGHALS, successfully commissioned strategic SATCOM Catalyst Projects in the region including commissioning of (March 1996) Pakistan's pioneering National Internet Backbone Project (COMSATS) on turnkey basis and securing the first ever National Teleport License (March 2007) from Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA). Both projects were secured through competitive open bidding process. COMSATS, is the first ever National level Project, of its kind, in SE Asia and Middle East North Africa (MENA) region. Sprint Corporation USA was technology partner of AIRTEL-CNI for COMSATS project. COMSATS is an International; Intergovernmental Science Organization, aiming at socio-economic uplift of the developing world through useful applications of science and technology and PEMRA, the Regulatory Authority of Pakistan.
Pioneering National Level Internet Infrastructure Project Images below: 1996 January, Reston, Virginia USA Sprint, ARITEL and CNI Contract Signing Ceremony (Sprint HQ) Images below: 1996 November; Sprint, ARITEL and CNI Successful Commissioning of Asia's One of the First-Ever Internet (National) Backbone Image below: Dallas Texas USA Aviation Industry Digitization Conference Delegates Front second row 2nd from left, Mr. Mohammad Afzal Mirza ARITEL CEO Image below: 2003 June EIS License (National, 15 Years) Issued by Image below: 2010 February, PTA EIS License Update Image below: The only Private Sector Award of Teleport License Issued by SoundView Broadcasting (SVB) Pakistan is the Highest Successful Bidder of PEMRA Teleport EARTH Station License, a 100% Private Sector Project. Technical Proposal, approved by PEMRA (2006) was developed by GDN. Image below: 2007, Islamabad Pakistan Signing of Minimum Two Seven Operational Years Term Agreement Global Digital Networks (GDN) & Pakistan Television Corp. (PTV) Left, CEO GDN-SVB; Right, MD PTV Image below: 2013, Dallas Texas USA, "Team Energy" Image below: Houston Texas USA, "Team Energy" NOVA-7 Design Features Network design combines the best features of Cellular, Cable; Wire-line, WiFi; and WiMAX technologies. Network facilities will have state-of-the art, fully redundant systems and will be connected to the backbone via fiber optic and satellites to multiple backbone circuits, powerful wireless microwave transmissions from towers with an expanding network of sectorized hubs. One of the unique features of NOVA-7 design is that this design provides foundations for organizations to scale their Intelligent WAN (IWAN) deployments beyond a single pair of WAN transports at a POP location. NOVA-7 design Capabilities
Secure Site-to-Site WAN Communications
Solutions by Industry Agriculture; Automotive; Aviation; Broadcasting; Education; Food & Beverage; Health; Hospitality; Logistics; Mining; Transport; Petrochemical;
Pharmaceutical; Retail and Warehousing Underlying Technology WiFi 6 WiMAX + Mobile Broadband (Multiple Spectrum / Frequencies) WiMAX is a standards-based technology enabling the delivery of last mile wireless broadband access as an alternative to wired broadband like Cable and DSL. WiMAX provides fixed, nomadic, portable and mobile wireless broadband connectivity without the need for direct line-of-sight with a base station. In a typical cell radius deployment of 3 to 10 kilometers. WiMAX Forum Certified™ systems deliver capacity of up to 40 Mbps per channel, for fixed and portable access applications. Mobile network deployments are expected to provide up to 15 Mbps of capacity within a typical cell radius deployment of up to three kilometers. WiMAX technology is incorporated in notebook computers, smart phones and PDAs, allowing for urban areas and cities to become “metro zones” for portable outdoor broadband wireless access. WiMAX is also the new standard in mobile broadband. · WiMAX doesn't require line-of-site, meaning less interference and secured. · Can be used in WiMAX-enabled vehicles, outdoors, laptop, or in buildings. · Easy to set up. No configuration or drivers needed. · Licensed frequencies to ensure interference-free connections. · Signal is encrypted for privacy and security. Due to Structured CAPEX & OPEX, scalability, high-performance, affordability, availability, mobility and ease-to-manage WiMAX networks are suitable for large, medium or small deployments in emerging markets. Sectorized WiMAX networks enable operators to reach previously unreachable areas of coverage and provide QoS with substantially higher bandwidth/capacity at affordable prices. WiMAX Background: WiMAX is a new world standard for low-cost, high performance wireless broadband networks. Global industry players have joined the WiMAX Forum and are manufacturing equipment in conformance with the new standard. One of the main goals of WiMAX is to make high-quality, long range data and voice communications affordable. Today a smartphone and laptop can function wireless in a small coffee shop with WiFi access. With the mobile version of WiMAX (802.16e), that same laptop would function outdoors even though it is receiving a signal from a base station a mile away. Technology Improvements WiFi-6 + WiMAX Advantages Over Existing Traditional Wireless Systems
Lead Policy Advisor ![]() Applications Focus Lead Consultant: Pacific Enterprises International Syndicate - PEIS (U.S. NAICS Code: 541690) Below: Downloadable Source Reports Links |