AMC-23

AMC-23 refers to a communications satellite owned and operated by SES Americom (now SES). It is a Ku-band satellite providing communications services to North America.

AMC-23 was launched in 2005 and is positioned in geostationary orbit. Its primary function is to deliver television programming, data, and internet services to cable operators, broadcasters, and other businesses. The satellite's footprint covers a broad area of the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Specific technical specifications, such as the number of transponders and precise orbital location, are available from SES and other satellite industry resources. The operational lifespan of AMC-23 is subject to the satellite's design life and fuel availability, as well as overall performance. Once its operational life concludes, it will be decommissioned and its orbital slot reallocated.