Eutelsat OneWeb (formerly OneWeb) is a satellite communications company aiming to bridge the digital divide by providing high-speed, low-latency broadband internet services globally via a low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellation. As a subsidiary of Eutelsat Group, it focuses on delivering connectivity solutions to governments, enterprises, and communities in underserved areas, as well as to the maritime and aviation sectors. Key partners include distribution partners, Airbus (through OneWeb Satellites, a joint venture for satellite manufacturing), and technology providers like Microsoft Azure and AWS for network peering.
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Open Broadcast Systems is working with Network Innovations, OneWeb, and Zixi to deliver the live video feed to the IBC Show floor.
Open Broadcast Systems used OneWeb to deliver a UEFA Champions League match from the Faroe Islands in July.
Airbus OneSat builds on the heritage of Airbus’ Eurostar geostationary telecommunication satellites and Airbus’ OneWeb constellation expertise.
The collaboration between SES Space & Defense and OneWeb Technologies provides secure and reliable connectivity for customers in Alaska's remote environments.
The OneWeb initiative provides primary and backup capacity to SES Space & Defense’s Arctic terrestrial network, which spans 19 microwave towers across 600 miles of interior Alaska and a fiber optic network from Nome to Prudhoe Bay.
The OneWeb network consists of 648 LEO satellites.
SES Space & Defense installed 50 OneWeb satellite terminals in remote locations across Alaska.
OneWeb Technologies and SES Space & Defense announced the availability of secure, high-speed, low-latency, low Earth orbit broadband services for school districts and healthcare facilities throughout Alaska.
OneWeb Technologies and SES Space & Defense announced the availability of secure, high-speed, low-latency broadband services for school districts and healthcare facilities throughout Alaska.
SES Space & Defense installed 50 OneWeb satellite terminals in remote locations across Alaska.
The OneWeb satellite terminals are part of an initiative to deliver high-speed broadband solutions leveraging OneWeb’s network of 648 low Earth orbit satellites.
The OneWeb network provides primary and backup capacity to SES Space & Defense’s expansive Arctic terrestrial network, which includes 19 microwave towers spanning 600 miles of interior Alaska and a fiber optic network from Nome to Prudhoe Bay.
Access to the OneWeb network enables real-time collaboration, distance learning, and access to learning tools for Alaskan schools.
The OneSat satellite design builds on the heritage of Airbus’ Eurostar geostationary telecommunication satellites and Airbus’ constellation experience with OneWeb.
Airbus OneSat builds on the heritage of Airbus’ Eurostar geostationary telecommunication satellites and Airbus’ constellation experience with OneWeb.
The rush to deploy non-geostationary orbit satellite broadband constellations following Starlink and OneWeb will help define the satellite industry over the coming decade.
Non-geostationary orbit constellations such as SpaceX’s Starlink and OneWeb are expected to provide much of the additional satellite capacity through 2028.
Speedcast delivered a live deployment for OneWeb’s Maritime LEO service earlier 2023 as part of a distribution partnership agreement.
Hughes Network Systems has a distribution agreement with OneWeb Technologies to deliver managed wideband LEO services to the Department of Defense.
OneWeb Technologies supports operations from a fully manned, 24/7 Managed Services Operations Center in Houston, Texas.