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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.
SES Space & Defense has offices in Anchorage and Fairbanks and delivers vital broadband and technological support to schools and healthcare facilities statewide.
The first stage booster supporting this mission is flying for the fifth time and previously launched Crew-6, SES O3b mPOWER, and two Starlink missions.
SES will provide new uplinking and ground services to UKTV under the extended agreement.
SES Space & Defense is a wholly-owned subsidiary of global content connectivity leader SES.
SES pioneered multi-orbit geostationary (GEO) and MEO-enabled networks for cruise connectivity.
SES Space & Defense has offices in Anchorage and Fairbanks, delivering vital broadband and technological support to schools and healthcare facilities statewide.
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.
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 will sell and manage the SES Cruise mPowered + Starlink multi-orbit service when it becomes operational later 2023.
SES deployed the geostationary satellites needed to claim around $3,000,000,000 in C-band spectrum clearing proceeds.
SES expects receipt of C-band proceeds 2023 and anticipates the proceeds will strengthen its balance sheet and support selective investment.
SES is months away from launching initial services for its upgraded O3b mPower broadband network in medium Earth orbit (MEO).
Boeing is contracted to provide 11 Ka-band O3b mPower satellites to enable full services from SES’s second-generation MEO constellation.
SES plans to launch the next two O3b mPower satellites in October and would need to ship them by the end of September to meet that schedule.
SES positions the Premium tier (3 Gbps/ship) for leading ships that wish to deliver the highest throughput in the industry.
SES Space & Defense has provided robust broadband across Alaska’s rural landscape for over two decades.
SES partnered with Starlink to sell a managed service targeting the cruise market.
The joint solution combines Starlink’s global high-throughput LEO capability with SES’s performance MEO constellation to expand capacity and reach for cruise connectivity.
The electrical issue delayed the launch of the fifth and sixth O3b mPower satellites, which were needed for initial services and had been slated to launch by the end of June as of SES’s previous earnings call.