APCO Technologies, founded in 1992, is a Swiss company specializing in the design and manufacturing of high-quality mechanical and electromechanical equipment for the space, energy, and industry sectors. In the space domain, they are a European leader in flight equipment like satellite and launcher structures, Mechanical Ground Support Equipment (MGSE), and on-site services at the Guiana Space Centre. APCO Technologies actively works with the European Space Agency (ESA) and provides tailored solutions for assembling, calibrating, testing, and transporting satellites and launchers.
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APCO is supplying RAMSES structural panels.
Astranis Space Technologies Corp.'s production backlog includes dedicated satellites for Thaicom in Thailand, Apco in Mexico, and Orbits Corp. in the Philippines.
Other customers on the Astranis Block 3 launch are Thaicom of Thailand and APCO of Mexico.
The Block 3 mission will carry two satellites for Apco Networks of Mexico designated Apco-1 and Apco-2.
UtilitySat will first provide communications over Mexico for Apco Networks, a Mexican telco that has ordered two of the five Block 3 Astranis satellites that Astranis aims to launch together next year on an undisclosed rocket.
AITELECOM/APCO has partnered with technology providers to deliver cost-effective communication services to rural towns in southwest Mexico.
ST Engineering iDirect and AITELECOM/APCO are expanding their partnership to deploy new technology on the SES-17 network to increase connectivity services throughout Latin America.
AITELECOM/APCO and ST Engineering iDirect have deployed the Dialog multi-service satellite communications platform with hundreds of operational sites using MDM3310 modems across two HTS Ka-band beams on SES-17.
AITELECOM/APCO is working with ST Engineering iDirect to expand deployments to additional HTS beams on the SES-17 network.
Astranis reported on 2023-03-14 that Mexican telco Apco Networks ordered two satellites launching in 2024.
Astranis satellites will enable Apco Networks to provide managed services including WiFi sites, direct-to-enterprise connectivity, and backhaul for rural cell sites.
Apco Networks has 19 years of experience providing end-to-end satellite connectivity solutions in Mexico under the brand name Aitelecom.
Apco Networks plans to partner with other internet service providers in Mexico to supply local solutions that fit local demand.
Astranis is partnering with Apco Networks to launch two satellites dedicated to Mexico in 2024.
Mexican telco Apco Networks ordered two satellites from Astranis for a third batch that Astranis aims to launch on an undisclosed rocket in 2024.
ST Engineering iDirect’s Mx-DMA® MRC waveform technology will enable Aitelecom/APCO Networks to support services on Aitelecom’s new MicroGEO satellites built by Astranis Space Technologies.
Apco Networks currently leases satellite capacity from third-party geostationary orbit operators to provide connectivity to consumer, enterprise, and government customers in Mexico.
The two Apco Networks satellites are part of Astranis’ third batch of satellites that Astranis plans to launch together on an undisclosed dedicated rocket.
Apco Networks ordered two small satellites from Astranis for a launch toward geostationary orbit next year.
APCO Networks participated in the Internet Para Todos Mexican government project to provide free internet to people in 2,700 rural locations.