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The Hispasat Amazonas Nexus mission launched from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station’s Space Launch Complex 40.
Amazonas Nexus is designed to primarily provide high-throughput Ku-band capacity to Hispasat’s aviation, maritime, and rural broadband customers.
The first stage booster supporting the Hispasat Amazonas Nexus mission previously launched ispace’s HAKUTO-R Mission 1.
Amazonas Nexus is due to replace and expand the capacity of Hispasat’s Amazonas 2 satellite at 61 degrees west.
Hispasat is planning to use Amazonas Nexus to expand its presence in sustainability projects after investing in Spain’s largest reforestation project.
Hispasat launched a 100 megabit-per-second wholesale broadband service throughout the Spanish territory in 2021.
In 2021 Hispasat took over the management and signal transport business of Media Networks Latin America, a multimedia-focused subsidiary of Telefónica.
Hispasat bought a 10.85% stake in Sylvestris, a sustainability-focused subsidiary of Repsol.
In 2022 Hispasat acquired Spain-based managed services provider AXESS Networks to bolster solutions for corporate customers in Latin America.
The Global Top 20 of 2022 includes Intelsat (USA), SES (Luxembourg), Eutelsat (France), Arqiva (UK), Speedcast (USA), Telespazio (Italy), Singtel Satellite (Singapore), Globecast (France), Hispasat (Spain), Telesat (Canada), Measat Global (Malaysia), AXESS Networks (Spain), Media Broadcast Satellite (Germany), Planetcast Media Services Ltd. (India), US Electrodynamics Inc. (USA), Etisalat Satellite (United Arab Emirates), STN (Slovenia), Jordan Media City (Jordan), Vivacom (Bulgaria), and Atlas Space Operations (USA).
The Fast 10 of 2022 includes Vivacom (Bulgaria), Media Broadcast Satellite (Germany), Hispasat (Spain), Atlas Space Operations (USA), AXESS Networks (Spain), Eutelsat (France), Hughes (USA), Telespazio (Italy), Planetcast Media Services Ltd. (India), and Etisalat Satellite (United Arab Emirates).
HISPASAT’s fleet features optimized coverage designed to provide high-quality, highly efficient, and readily available services in the Mediterranean, Canary Islands, northwest Africa, the Caribbean, and the coasts of the Americas.
Hispasat operates a large fleet of satellites offering services from IoT to cellular backhaul and internet distribution of Spanish-language content focused on the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America.
PODSat-1 carried four Slego modules with a radio and antenna as a hosted payload on a SpaceX Falcon 9 and was later deployed from a Hispasat communications satellite.
HISPASAT acquired the signal management and transportation business of Media Networks Latin America in 2021.
HISPASAT reached an agreement with ENTEL of Chile to extend the direct-to-home managed service until the end of 2024.
Hispasat launched a 2020–2025 growth plan after its sale to the Spanish power company Red Eléctrica in 2019.
Hispasat agreed to acquire AXESS Networks in a deal valuing the company at $96,000,000 on 2022-03-21.
The early fire detection system developed by HISPASAT and Pyro features ongoing fire monitoring that operates at night and enables prediction of fire evolution in adjacent forest areas.
The antenna tower for the Hispasat 30W-6 satellite that launched in 2018 was comprised of over 200 additively manufactured parts.