satellite

  • Alaska benefits from enhanced Wi-Fi and broadband services via satellite

    Alaskan internet service provider (ISP) OptimERA is leveraging satellite operator SES Networks' new managed infrastructure service and a full 72MHz transponder to significantly improve broadband connectivity speed 10-fold throughout the remote port city of Unalaska, and neighboring towns and islands across Southwest Alaska.

  • Commercial driverless testing lab launched in United Kingdom

    The UK has officially launched its first commercial testing lab for driverless cars which will leverage 5G and satellite technologies.

  • Cook Islands telecom provider to launch 4G+

    Bluesky Cook Islands, the sole provider of fixed phone, mobile and broadband services to the Cook Islands, has increased the amount of satellite capacity it is using from SES Networks, in order to launch 4G+ service to Rarotonga and Aitutaki, the two key cities of the island nation.

  • DG of Dubai Municipality gives exclusive interview to Smart Cities World Forums

    Director General of Dubai Municipality, H.E. Eng. Hussain Lootah has officially confirmed that the municipality plans to launch a new data-collection satellite that will provide them with critical information on environmental aspects ranging from sustainability, maritime conditions and air quality in the UAE. In addition to this, it has been further disclosed that the satellite is capable of monitoring the UAE from space.

  • Thuraya VSAT+ empowers smart shipping and digitalization

    VSAT+, the ground-breaking maritime satellite service from Thuraya, will be unveiled in Europe at this year’s Nor-Shipping conference and exhibition event in Oslo, three months after its commercial launch at the annual Thuraya partner conference in Dubai.

  • Uzbekistan lays groundwork for move to digital television

    Uzbekistan's State Unitary Enterprise 'Centre of Radio Communication, Broadcasting and Television' (SUE CRRT) announced it will rely on SES Video for the upcoming launch of its first DTT (Digital Terrestrial Television) multiplex, using NSS-12 at 57 degrees East to transmit TV signals to all head-ends of its DTT network.

  • World-leading satellite operators unite to support Global Humanitarian Community

    Global leaders in the satellite industry have combined to help support the humanitarian community in times of devastation and crisis - by signing a Crisis Connectivity Charter which will effectively enhance connectivity during humanitarian emergencies.