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As we start a new study cycle for the next World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC) in 2027, it is important to look back and reflect on the four years of intense preparation and the regulatory decisions adopted by WRC-23 in Dubai, UAE.

In Part 2 of this video series, Karl continues to explain what 5G deployment looks like, what happens when one combines 5G and satellite communications and finally what SES is able to offer its customers in the world of Private 5G and Cloud.

Join SES’s VP of Cloud Portfolio & Strategy, Karl Horne, and take a closer look at how SES delivers satellite-enabled 5G. In Part 1 of this video series, Karl explains the difference between 5G and Private 5G, what 5G means when it comes to digital transformation.

VP of Product Management at SES Space & Defense, Michael Geist, takes you on a journey and explains the value of all orbits including geosynchronous (GEO), medium earth orbit (MEO) and lower earth orbit (LEO).

To advance connectivity technologies, SES, a leading global provider of content connectivity solutions, has recently undertaken a set of proof-of-concept tests to evaluate the performance of SES's medium earth orbit (MEO) satellite constellation for the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT).

SES partners with Microsoft to deliver satellite-enabled cloud connectivity via Azure Marketplace. The collaboration simplifies access to resilient, global connectivity for digital transformation and 5G use cases.

HD+ launches HD+ Stream, a mobile service offering 80+ HD channels and on-demand content without a TV subscription. It delivers flexible, on-the-go viewing with smart features and multi-device access.

In this episode of Satellite Stories, Karl Johan Jonsson from the Spectrum Management & Development team at SES talks us through the regulatory mechanisms like the 'EPFD limits' (equivalent power-flux density), that promote harmonious operations of the thousands of satellite systems out at space.

In this episode of Satellite Stories, Benoit Rougier and Samuel Blondeau from the Spectrum Management & Development team at SES discuss how operating satellites in higher orbits as data relay links can offer space stations, earth observation and small satellite systems in lower orbits an alternative path to download data to the ground, provi

This November, at the World Radiocommunication Conference in Dubai, the International Telecommunication Union will address several Agenda Items that will have a direct impact not only on SES’s ITU satellite filings and day-to-day operations, but also on its spectrum allocations and existing satellite service deployments at large.

In the final episode of our five-part series, our host Kristina Smith-Meyer meets Kiwis-turned-Cook-Islanders Sam and Raniera as they explain how big a role the internet plays in their daily lives; for work, for education, for pleasure and for sharing their passions which include outrigger canoeing!

In the fourth episode of our five-part series, we meet Julie Taripo. A journalist producing local documentaries which capture the stories of island life. Julie shows us how access to better connectivity has allowed her content to be viewed and shared across the world.