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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.

Join Thierry Draus, VP of Business Development, as he gives an introduction to Europe's first Quantum Key Distribution system - Part 1.

Find out why the US government and its NATO allies are tapping into MGS - MEO Global Services and accessing SES’s O3b mPOWER system. This technology provides critical resilient satcom capabilities for its partners in the areas of defence, security and disaster recovery.

Why Luxembourg, the Netherlands and their NATO allies are tapping into MGS - MEO Global Services and accessing SES’s O3b mPOWER system. This technology provides critical resilient satcom capabilities for its partners in the areas of defence, security and disaster recovery.

A new brand. A new era. Endless possibilities.In our first episode of a brand new series, we celebrate the satellite industry as it is today and hear more about the new merger between SES and Intelsat. We explore what’s changed, why these two market leaders have joined forces and what that means for customers and partners.

SES and Telebras are bridging Brazil’s digital divide with high‑speed satellite connectivity.

Learn about IRIS², a network of networks system for secure connectivity worldwide.

A look into connecting offshore platforms, offices and communities in underserved areas.

A look into how Gateway Switching works using SES's ARC

Empowering Digital Transformations with Intelligent Networks, Advanced Industrial Automation and Edge-Enabled Satellite Connectivity.

WRC-27 Agenda Item 1.5 intends to address a real and growing challenge: unauthorized operations of earth stations (terminals) that connect to satellites in NGSO orbits.

Earth from space with multiple satellites orbiting.

For years, fibre has been the backbone of modern networks, and still is, but in disaster-prone regions, it isn’t enough. That’s why hybrid connectivity, combining terrestrial and satellite links, is becoming the new standard.