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Telco and Mobile Operator Network Solutions

Better Network Outcomes Start with Better Network Design

Satellite is increasingly part of how MNOs and telcos build, extend, and operate their networks.

SES helps MNOs and telcos integrate satellite into terrestrial networks with all-orbit solutions designed for different deployment needs: from connecting whole communities to solutions for fixed towers and on-demand, deployable cellular needs.

With solutions designed for predictable network performance, including solution design, implementation support, and trusted 24/7 operations support ongoing, SES helps operators expand coverage, strengthen infrastructure, connect harder-to-reach communities, and successfully leverage new non-terrestrial network benefits.

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Why It Matters

Meet the real-world requirements of telco and MNO networks, means delivering predictable performance, operational flexibility, accessible technical support, and connectivity models that can adapt as demand changes. SES’s design-led, multi-orbit approach gives operators more options to be able to leverage the right mix of service versatility and commercial model for each deployment.

How SES Helps

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Simplify deployment and operations

Work with SES experts across solution design, integration, and field services to ensure services are deployed to meet your business needs.

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Improve resilience

Add satellite-enabled connectivity for backup, disaster recovery, temporary deployments, and special events.

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Support cellular growth

Connect fixed towers, aggregate multiple sites, and expand service where fiber or microwave is unavailable, unreliable, or uneconomic.

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Enable future network models

Prepare for direct-to-device and broader terrestrial / non-terrestrial network integration.

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Rely on upfront collaboration and continuous support

Partner with trusted SES experts for designs that address operational, sovereignty, and resiliency requirements. Leverage trusted 24/7 operational support, with fully managed SLA-backed service options and a partnership approach focused on responsiveness.

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Community Network Extension

Connect communities, islands, and land-locked regions with high-speed satellite-enabled connectivity.

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Cell Site Connectivity

Connect fixed cell site towers individually, or aggregate and backhaul traffic from multiple sites—solutions for real-world demand and network expansion.

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On-demand & Mobile Connectivity

Quickly deploy satellite-enabled cellular connectivity for COWs, disaster recovery, special events, and temporary network augmentation.

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Direct-to-Device

Extend cellular reach beyond towers with Elveo Mobile from SES, enabling remote connectivity directly to standard unmodified consumer devices.

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Enterprise Network Extension

Extend enterprise-grade connectivity with satellite-enabled services for cloud access, SD-WAN resiliency, private networks, and business broadband.

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News and Insights

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Blog

Satellite’s Expanding Role in Powering the Next Era of Telco Growth

Satellite connectivity is now central to Telco and MNO strategies, enabling wider coverage, greater resilience, and new services through innovations like multi-orbit networks and direct-to-device. Read More
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Satellites & MNOs

Join Marc Langston, Product Marketing Manager at SES, as he gives an overview of satellites' role in MNO use cases. Read More