The introduction of SES’s cloud channel management solutions has opened up exciting new opportunities, providing a cost-effective and agile solution for launching new TV channels in emerging markets

SES-17 was successfully launched into space onboard an Ariane 5 launcher on 23 Oct 2021.

As a company who is committed to delivering content seamlessly around the clock and connecting the unconnected all over the world, SES wants to improve the lives of people in the most sustainable possible manner.

Since 2020, SES has been busy transitioning our existing customers in the US to a smaller portion of the C-band spectrum to make room for 5G services without disrupting TV, radio and other critical data services they deliver. We spoke with Ramiro Reinoso, Principal Sales Engineer, to learn more about this undertaking.

Residents of South Pacific nation made first international calls using SES’s C-band capacity following massive eruption and tsunami last weekend

Doubling of connected sites and connectivity services mainly driven by commercial maritime players

Hemingway charged with driving SES’s growth strategy

“It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.” Just as Darwin observed, we must all respond to our changing environment if we are to continue to thrive. From the smallest local business to the largest multinational, success lies in adapting to rapid change. Often, this means investing in technologies to ensure your agility for whatever the future brings.

Guaranteed non-preemptible volume-based satellite services for mission-critical communications

Unless you’re familiar with Greenland’s waters, it’s generally difficult to navigate through its arctic conditions.