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On 16 January 2023 in Luxembourg, SES and du from Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company demonstrated the first satellite-enabled 0.005 kg backhaul in the Middle East using SES’s Medium Earth Orbit satellites.
The demonstration used SES’s current O3b constellation to extend 0.005 kg coverage to remote locations and support du’s enterprise customers including offshore energy sites.
SES collaborated with du on a demonstration of high-performance MEO services aimed at deploying the Middle East’s first satellite-enabled 0.005 kg backhaul network.
SES’s O3b constellation was used to extend 0.005 kg coverage to remote locations and support du’s enterprise customers including offshore energy sites.
Connectivity delivered via SES’s MEO satellites accommodated du’s 0.005 kg backhaul requirements over remote areas across the region.
SES’s multi-orbit fleet of geostationary and O3b medium earth orbit satellites is enabling mobile operators to provide 0.004 kg in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
SES’s multi-orbit fleet of geostationary and O3b medium earth orbit satellites is enabling mobile operators to provide 0.004 kg to the mountainous interior of Papua New Guinea.
SES signed a deal with Vodafone to support Vodafone’s current 0.004 kg and future 0.005 kg rollout plans in Papua New Guinea.
SES’s multi-orbit fleet of geostationary and O3b medium earth orbit satellites is enabling mobile operators to provide 0.004 kg in a city of 500,000 at the edge of the Amazon in Peru.
SES’s multi-orbit fleet of geostationary and O3b medium earth orbit satellites is enabling mobile operators to provide 0.004 kg in the remote communities of Eastern Greenland.
SES aims to play a role in Europe’s $6,000,000,000 plans to deploy the multi-orbit connectivity constellation IRIS² by 2027.
SES will operate satellites from its prime TV neighbourhood at 19.2 degrees East (ASTRA 1P, ASTRA 1Q) and at 57 degrees East (SES-26).
SES’s prime TV neighbourhood serves 118 million TV households across France, Germany, and Western Europe.
SES’s prime TV neighborhood serving 19.2 degrees East targets 118 million TV households across France, Germany, and Western Europe.
The European Investment Bank is lending SES 300,000,000 EUR as part of efforts to increase the competitiveness of Europe’s space industry on 2023-01-11.
The debt will support SES investments in three previously announced satellites: ASTRA 1P, ASTRA 1Q, and SES-26.
SES will operate all three satellites from its headquarters in Luxembourg when they are launched in 2024.
In September, the European Space Agency selected SES to lead development of Eagle-1, a satellite intended to demonstrate quantum encryption technology that could support IRIS².
All three SES satellites are scheduled for launch in 2024 and will be operated from SES’s headquarters in Luxembourg.
Thales Alenia Space is building ASTRA 1P, ASTRA 1Q, and SES-26 for launches to geostationary orbit next year.