U.S. Army modernization requires next-generation satellite technology
The network increasingly underlies all aspects of the modern battlespace. Whether it’s because strategic concerns require forces to be more distributed or... Read More
Info Sheet: O3b mPOWER for U.S. Government Missions
O3b mPOWER is a unique system of advanced communication satellites and innovative ground infrastructure, fully integrated with the existing SES fleet and... Read More
The Government Satellite Report Year in Review – 2017
The future space environment will need to be more resilient and capable of responding to an evolving set of threats, challenges and... Read More
GovSat-1 Brochure
Thank you for your interest in this brochure. Please fill out the form below to download. GovSat-1 is a new type of... Read More
NASA GOLD Infographic
Thank you for your interest in this infographic. Please fill out the form below to download. NASA is launching two science missions... Read More
How MEF Certification of Satellite-based Service Makes Fiber Quality Connectivity Ubiquitous Worldwide
This article was written by JP Hemingway, Executive Vice President of Product, Marketing and Strategy at SES Networks. You can read the... Read More
White Paper: High Throughput on the High Seas
Thank you for your interest in this white paper. Please fill out the form below to download “High Throughput on the High... Read More
Exploring how SATCOM plays into humanitarian efforts around the globe at the Humanitarian ICT Forum
Last month, The Humanitarian ICT Forum brought together several humanitarian organizations and leaders in the technology industry to discuss how today’s technological... Read More
Private industry also learns from Air Force Pathfinder
The United States Air Force is currently conducting a series of programs called the Commercial Satellite Communication (COMSATCOM) Pathfinders. The COMSATCOM Pathfinders... Read More
White Paper: Satellite Evolution Sparks a Service Revolution
Technology changes lives. That statement, as banal as it sounds, implies two major elements of fundamental importance. The first is the observation that technological shifts create markets, and not the other way round.
