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SES: Bringing Football’s Biggest Event to Fans All Over the World

Whether they are watching in their living rooms, on the go or in the air

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WRC‑27 Agenda Item 7 focuses on updating satellite regulations to improve spectrum use and coordination. Highlights balanced, manageable rules to protect services while enabling innovation.

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Eduardo (Edy) Valdes, new products and space solutions manager at SES shares why he’s a big advocate for sustainability not just here on earth but also in space.

SES enables airlines to stream major sports events live in flight with seamless, high-quality connectivity. Multi‑orbit solutions ensure global coverage and smooth viewing for passengers.

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VP Vinit Duggal shares how cultural diversity drives global team unity alongside technical expertise at SES.

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VP Mohammad Marashi shares SES’s vision for next-gen automotive connectivity using direct-to-device satellite technology.

SES and Lynk are developing a multi‑orbit direct‑to‑device solution to extend connectivity beyond cellular networks. The partnership enables scalable, resilient services for commercial and government users.

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Director Valvanera Moreno shares how satellites are designed and launched, drawing on 15+ years at the forefront of SES innovation.

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Airlines can turn inflight Wi‑Fi from a cost into a revenue driver using advanced satellite connectivity. It boosts loyalty, ads, e‑commerce, and operational efficiency.