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The European Space Agency tasked a group led by operator SES to develop and operate a satellite in 2024 to validate quantum key distribution technology.
Germany’s Tesat‑Spacecom will develop the QKD payload for the Eagle-1 satellite operated by the SES-led group.
SES’s 2022 Satellite Monitor reports North America with 59 million TV homes.
SES’s 2022 Satellite Monitor reports the Middle East with 13 million TV homes.
SES’s overall TV home growth in 2022 was driven primarily by increases in Europe (+6.3 million) and Africa (+3 million).
SES’s 2022 Satellite Monitor reports Europe with 170 million TV homes.
SES uses its annual Satellite Monitor market research to provide data and insights that inform customers’ business decisions about content delivery.
SES’s 2022 Satellite Monitor reports Asia Pacific with 34 million TV homes.
SES’s 2022 Satellite Monitor reports Latin America with 44 million TV homes.
SES delivers more than 8,000 channels to a total of 369 million TV homes worldwide.
SES’s 2022 Satellite Monitor reports Africa with 46 million TV homes.
SES selected TESAT as a key partner responsible for developing and integrating the Quantum Key Distribution payload for the EAGLE-1 satellite.
SES leads the EAGLE-1 consortium and selected TESAT as the partner responsible for developing and integrating the Quantum Key Distribution payload for the EAGLE-1 satellite.
SES selected TESAT as the partner responsible for developing and integrating the Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) payload for the EAGLE-1 satellite.
The EAGLE-1 project is developed by SES and a consortium of 20 European partners and is co-funded by ESA contributions from Germany, Luxembourg, Austria, Italy, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, and the Czech Republic under ARTES and by the European Commission through Horizon Europe.
SES’s 2022 Satellite Monitor reports TV home reach of 53.2 million in North America.
SES’s 2022 Satellite Monitor reports TV home reach of 33.1 million in the Asia-Pacific region.
SES’s 2022 Satellite Monitor reports TV home reach of 44 million in Latin America.
SES’s Satellite Monitor research finds that IPTV is growing as a TV reception method and taking share from traditional cable TV as fiber connectivity expands.
SES’s 2022 Satellite Monitor reports TV home reach of 175.8 million in Europe.