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SES enables TV viewers in Germany to have an excellent shopping experience through both TV and the internet
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Enhanced regional connectivity with new satellite ground station in Dubbo, NSW
SES’s O3b mPOWER high-performance networks set to bridge the digital divide in 2022
SES Team Spotlight: Dr. Hira Muzammil on working in the O3b mPOWER lab
Dr. Hira Muzammil shares how SES’s O3b mPOWER lab supports testing and delivery of its next‑generation MEO system. The spotlight highlights team collaboration, innovation and progress toward launch.
Ethiopia unveils 1 January 2021 as date for majority of Satellite TV channels to migrate to 57 degrees East
To continue accessing their favourite TV channels on Ethiopia’s first-ever dedicated TV platform, TV audiences need to turn their dishes to point to Ethiosat at 57 degrees East
European space and digital players to study build of EU’s satellite-based connectivity system
SES is part of a consortium selected by the European Commission to study the design, development and launch of a European-owned space-based communication
Steve Collar: Looking Back at SES Past And Present
SES CEO, Steve Collar, recaps the company's 35 year history, the story of O3b's launch back in 2013 and his personal passion for working in such a dynamic industry.
Steve Collar: Looking Ahead to SES Future
With the launch of SES-17 and O3b mPOWER satellites in 2021, SES CEO Steve Collar looks ahead to what next for the company.
SES Networks and Southern Cross Cables Bolster Connectivity Resilience in Pacific Region
SES’s O3b constellation to provide connectivity services to two islands in Tokelau and Kiribati during undersea cable network works
Connecting the World through Satellite
Ruy Pinto, CTO of SES, explains how satellite connectivity delivered fast, flexible network support during COVID-19. The blog highlights satellites’ role in healthcare, remote work and future-ready systems like O3b mPOWER.
Unlocking better offshore margins with cloud-optimised networks
SES explains how cloud‑optimised, low‑latency satellite networks help offshore oil and gas operators cut costs, manage massive data and improve safety and margins through digitalisation.