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SES Announces Results of the Annual General Meeting

SES held the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders today in Betzdorf, Luxembourg.

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Improved satellite-based connectivity will allow communities in developing countries to receive better healthcare services including distant diagnostics, instant analyses as well as remote medical trainings for local medical staff

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Isotropic Systems’ prototype multi-beam terminals to be trialed at SES teleport and U.S. Army base

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SES’s proven low-latency MEO managed services to be part of Microsoft’s new multi-orbit satellite connectivity integrated with Azure, promising optimized cloud application performance for O3b mPOWER customers

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Multi-year agreement with Microsoft includes Azure Orbital integration, SES’s expanded use of Azure and joint development of new video and data connectivity services

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New facility offers easy access to SES’s global network and new video production services as sports relaunch worldwide

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Partnership includes two free-to-air channels broadcast to viewers across Guatemala

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SES's next-generation MEO communications system to scale and deliver proven low-latency, high-performance connectivity services as of 2021

COMNET and SES Networks’ extended partnership will see COMNET tap into the region’s high throughput satellite, SES-14, to gain enhanced coverage, capacity and flexibility over Latin America

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SES S.A. announced financial results for the six months ended 30 June 2020.

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U.S.-based United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V rocket will launch satellites into orbit as part of SES’s contribution to facilitate 5G across America

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New C-Band satellites when launched in 2022 will enable delivery of 5G services as well as the uninterrupted delivery of digital television services in the United States