Axess Networks, a Hispasat company, is a global teleport operator and satellite services provider, offering satellite-based and terrestrial communication solutions. They provide services such as satellite internet access, telephony, and VSAT services to various sectors including mining, oil & gas, maritime, government, and telecommunications, especially in remote locations. Axess operates several teleports globally, including key locations in Germany, Mexico, and Colombia and partners with companies like SES and Viasat to deliver enhanced connectivity solutions. The company's services include satellite connectivity, cellular backhaul, and maritime solutions.
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AXESS Networks has a team of more than 200 collaborators operating around 8,000 sites in more than 50 countries on four continents.
SpaceBridge provided infrastructure to build a point-to-point SCPC link using the SBM-90X modem for AXESS Networks.
AXESS Networks was founded in 2019 from two well-established companies in Europe and Latin America.
SES’s Onshore Energy & Mining mPOWERED service is designed to provide the highest throughput available from a satellite system and deliver dedicated, carrier-grade networks to AXESS Networks’ customers regardless of remote locations.
SES and AXESS Networks are partnering to accelerate the digital transition of the mining industry using SES’s O3b mPOWER MEO system.
CFE TEIT deployed AXESS Networks satellite services throughout Mexico to provide Internet access on highways, health centers, hospitals, libraries, schools, and community spaces.
For the first phase of INTERNET PARA TODOS in 2021, which targets the 7.8% of the most underserved population, AXESS Networks was assigned implementation of 1,650 satellite Internet sites for end-user navigation.
AXESS Networks implemented six Internet services and one cellular backhaul service on the Marías Islands as part of the program, and the President of the Republic tested the services.
Pending required regulatory authorizations and other conditions precedent, the operation values 100% of AXESS Networks’ capital at $96,000,000.
AXESS Networks operates teleports and provides satellite services in Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
Hispasat agreed to acquire AXESS Networks in a deal valuing the company at $96,000,000 on 2022-03-21.
From its headquarters in Spain, AXESS Networks operates four main teleports in Germany, Mexico, Colombia, and Saudi Arabia.
AXESS implemented 700 MHz deployments covering 150 regulatory points across 23 regions of Colombia.
In Colombia, AXESS provided a leading cellular operator with 30 Mbps channels and latencies of 650 ms to support highly available LTE voice and data services in unattended areas.
AXESS invested in infrastructure by incorporating two state-of-the-art satellite hubs, expanding its teleport in Colombia, and implementing a second Tier 3 teleport in Mexico.
In Peru, AXESS operated a redundant satellite solution providing a 1 Gbps backhaul channel in the isolated and high-rainfall area of Iquitos.
In Colombia AXESS provided 30 Mbps channels with latencies of 650 ms for highly available LTE voice and data services to expand a leading cellular operator’s commercial offer in unattended areas.
AXESS expanded its teleport in Colombia and implemented a second Tier 3 teleport in Mexico.
In Mexico AXESS supplied satellite infrastructure, installed and commissioned sites, managed networks, optimized capacity usage, and provided support to help a major cellular operator and a main wholesale operator progress toward connecting 92 percent of the Mexican population.
In Peru AXESS has operated a redundant satellite solution providing a 1 Gbps backhaul channel in the isolated and high-rainfall area of Iquitos.