Blogs

Explores how HD+ expands its TV offering with IP solutions and new devices to meet evolving viewing habits in Germany. Highlights flexible, multi-device access and enhanced user experience.

Satellites are becoming essential for telcos, evolving from backup to primary connectivity solutions. They offer global reach, high performance, and support for 5G and digital growth.

Satellite connectivity enables fast, reliable communication during climate disasters, supporting recovery efforts in APAC. It helps restore networks quickly and improves resilience and coordination.

Growing satellite activity raises risks like debris and collisions, especially in LEO. SES highlights the need for stronger disposal strategies to ensure a safe and sustainable space ecosystem.

Anne Lellinger shares her journey from the first female satellite controller at SES to leading training. The story highlights women in engineering and careers in space operations.

SES uses TMForum standards and OpenAPI to enhance digital transformation and customer experience. This approach improves efficiency, interoperability, and service delivery.

Multi-orbit satellite systems are key to meeting APAC’s rising connectivity demand driven by 5G and cloud growth. They deliver fast, reliable, and flexible solutions for diverse industries and digital transformation.

CABSAT 2024 highlights rapid growth in Middle East connectivity driven by demand, 5G, and cloud adoption. SES is leveraging multi-orbit satellites and partnerships to meet rising regional needs.

SES and UZ-SAT partner to deliver GEO satellite connectivity across Uzbekistan. The initiative boosts rural access and strengthens communications during disasters.

SES showcases DVB-NIP and DVB-I, new standards enabling IP-based satellite content delivery. The innovation blends broadcast and OTT for seamless, multi-device viewing experiences.

Seatrade 2024 spotlights evolving cruise trends like digital experiences, remote travel, and advancing sustainability. Satellite connectivity is key to meeting growing demands at sea.

SES supports the remote Kamoa‑Kakula Copper Complex with low‑latency satellite connectivity, enabling safer, more efficient mining operations from exploration to production.