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SES Teams Up with Google to Provide Streamlined Android Login, Expanding In-flight Connectivity Revenue Potential

SES is collaborating with Google to streamline how Android users connect and engage with airline-branded onboard portals. The collaboration aims to strengthen portal engagement and create more consistent experiences for passengers using Android devices.

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O3b mPOWER arrives just in time to boost 5G acceleration beyond urban centres with its unbeatable reach of high throughput and low latency.

The recent extension of the SATMED project into 2024 marked the start of the next phase for this renowned Luxembourg initiative. We spoke to Alan Kuresevic, Managing Director of SES Techcom, to learn more about this important project.

The adoption of cloud and edge services is allowing enterprises and government agencies to accelerate their digital transformation initiatives. As a result, global spending on cloud computing is set to rise significantly.

In 2020, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued a Report and Order outlining a plan to clear C-band spectrum to enable the nationwide rollout of 5G mobile services.

Combining cutting-edge technology with market-proven successThousands of satellites orbit the earth – but not all satellite networks are created equal.

With O3b mPOWER launching this year, it is undoubtedly a very exciting time for SES and the connectivity industry.

To better understand the value of Cloud Direct, we sat down with Karl Horne, Vice President of Cloud Practice and SMM Fixed Data for SES Networks.

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The combination of globalisation and rapid technology advancements in the last two decades has allowed developing countries around the world to harness technological innovation and pave the way for local digital economies.

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It has been a year of masks, social distancing and teleworking. Businesses and enterprises are coping with changes in how their customers, employees and suppliers work and interact. COVID-19 has massively disrupted how we live, learn and work over the past months, on a global basis.

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The impact of the pandemic on oil prices and demand is hammering home the importance of implementing new offshore operating models, including adopting digital technologies that can deliver substantial costs savings and enhanced profitability.

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Satellites have always been known for their superpower reach and their quick-to-market deployment capabilities, but as technology evolves, the world can expect optimised network performance and heightened flexibility.