Satellites
can be used for a broad spectrum of applications: television and radio programmes,
Internet and multimedia, corporate communications and mobile communications. Satellite
transmission enables TV, radio, Internet and multimedia services to be combined
into a single package, directly cutting equipment and service costs. For example,
with high-speed Internet access up to 2 Mbits/s per user and data broadcasting
at up to 40 Mbits/s, a satellite service provider can use digital TV broadcast
technology to bring interactive multimedia within the reach of businesses and
consumers alike.
AKCommunication's full service, IP over satellite solutions are directed towards all types of Internet users from end-users to IPS's and Teleco's throughout the coverage of the APSTAR V satellite constellation. Our goal is to provide fully managed IP services to the customer and provide the most robust, reliable and fully comprehensive managed Internet backbone services on the market. This service and its value, far exceeds that of standard fibre backbone and Tier 1 satellite access providers.
We offer services from home user applications bundled with television broadcast to fully end-to-end managed IP for large service providers to the BGP level at your router. Services can be provided in either one-way (receive only with a terrestrial return path) or in an asymmetrical or symmetrical two-way configurations (VSAT satellite return channel). Our IP is packaged in DVB or Frame Relay for MCPC (Multi Channel Per Carrier) and SCPC (Single Channel Per Carrier) configurations using QPSK, 8PSK and 16QAM modulation with receive and transmit capabilities providing the most comprehensive, reliable and dedicated service available.Our data networking capability, broadcast focus and our state-of-the-art service delivery platform drive our delivery from dedicated Internet services to bundled services using MMT earth stations (multi-protocol multi-application terminals). We have broadened our operations to include VoIP, Video on Demand and Enterprise Networks.
