Podcasts

Keeping crew and passengers connected at sea has become a given, not a luxury. So why does SES think MEO is the right path for its customers? And how will O3b mPOWER help up their game? Listen to find out.

How is O3b is being used by governments across the world? And how O3b mPOWER will offer government customers even more flexibility when it comes to staying connected? Tune in now.

What does O3b stand for? Why is SES investing in MEO over LEO? And what inspired the engineering and technical development behind O3b mPOWER? Stewart Sanders, EVP of Technology explains.

Satellite Stories’ host Kristina Smith-Meyer looks at how O3b is used by maritime businesses today and an insight into working out at sea on oil rigs, drilling platforms and vessels.

We discuss why global strategic partnerships are key for growing our cloud-based service offerings and why more services end users are relying upon are based on this mysterious thing called ‘the cloud’.

Martin Faehnrich, Panasonic's standardisation manager, explains where television tech has come from over the last two decades and offers an insight into where it's going.

On this episode of Satellite Stories, Kristina Smith-Meyer travels to Brazil to see SES's OU Flex being used first-hand by broadcasters - and end users - during the Copa America 2019.

How do you live stream niche sports in the Austrian alps? How do broadcasters ensure breaking news can be reported in a remote location ASAP with little preparation? Tune in to hear all about OU Flex.

On this episode, Markus Placho - VP of products at SES video – runs us through why these types of services have reshaped the way SES works and the way our clients work with us over the last ten years.

What role does SES play when it comes to improving connectivity in the clouds? How are airlines keeping up with demand for OTT content streaming capability? We chat to Gustavo Nader from Thales InFlyt Experience.

From employing locals in remote communities in Africa to empowering entrepreneurs in the Caribbean, our host unveils the real-life stories of working at the world's largest satellite operator.

We look into the history of Astra 1B launched in 1991. And we discover how the idea of co-location was pivotal in satellite history in expanding the industry's horizons and technical ability.