As government entities transition their operations to adopt the latest technological developments — including edge computing and cloud-based applications — they need to augment their existing networks with additional terminals and bandwidth, and add redundant communications paths to achieve the necessary flexibility, resilience, and redundancy. Providing terabit-level scale, delivering multi-gigabit links virtually anywhere on Earth,…

The satellite telecommunications sector is facing new and growing challenges, with increasing mobility, and demand for global connectivity. Customers and their end-users increasingly need to connect to the very edge of the global network, in locations where terrestrial communications infrastructure is poor or non-existent, or where it is economically infeasible. The demand for edge compute…

 Keeping cargo crew and cruise passengers connected has become a given, not a luxury. Whether considering the welfare of officers out at sea for months and months, or holidaymakers wanting to share their photos with friends and family back home — SES is committed to developing cutting-edge solutions for connectivity aboard. So, what is…

 LEO, MEO, GEO and soon O3b mPOWER… In this episode of SES’ Satellite Stories, Morten Hansen, VP of Commercial Maritime & Energy Sales at SES, looks at how connectivity from SES is used by maritime businesses today and an insight into working out at sea on oil rigs, drilling platforms and vessels — from…