Satellite Services (VSAT)
Our VSAT satellite services and connectivity access network offers a wide coverage through the satellites we work with, directly through our own platform or through roaming agreements with third parties.
Our satellite communication services allow bi-directional remote access to rural sites through connections with high availability and minimal latency. We can endure critical services with low latency and traffic requirements (remote, telemetry, remote control, etc.) as well as services with high bandwidth or Internet access.
We have two satellite HUB’s (Hughes) located in Panama and 1,500+ remote satellites in America.
Among the main values we provide in vsat satellite services is the customization of the solution, specially tailored for our client’s needs: optimization, design, configuration and prioritization according to services and applications based on the use of protocols for data traffic, voice and video services.
Characteristics
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Satellites systems we operate: Hispasat, Satmex, Eutelsat, AsiaSat, INSAT and ChinaSat
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Own Hughes and Viasat platforms
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Ku and KA frequencies (available only in Europe)
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Scalable system that allows expansion or reduction in the number of terminals in service
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Highly effective platforms in the use of Satellite Terminal bandwidth, available with interfaces Terminals 10/100Base T
Benefits
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High coverage with our connected satellites, which allows an excellent option of connectivity in places with difficult accessibility or for quick deployment
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High service availability
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Hubs connected to our network by redundant routes, allowing the possibility of establishing point to point connections with one single leap (hybrid solutions: satellite + capacity)
Capacity
High bandwidth connectivity in fiber optic for fast and secure circuits
VSAT
Wide coverage across the satellites which we operate, as an alternate option to optical fiber
Dark Fiber
Wide network of more than 55,000km of fiber optic cable deployed in America
Co-location
Presence in neutral locations and data centers, such as NAP of the Americas in Miami, One Wilshire Coresite in Los Angeles and NYC1-60 Hudson in New York.
