SES and Axess Networks sign multi-million agreement
AXESS Networks customers will benefit from the connectivity networks delivered via SESs second-generation medium earth orbit satellite communication system.
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AXESS Networks customers will benefit from the connectivity networks delivered via SESs second-generation medium earth orbit satellite communication system.
Under this deal, Explora I, Explora Journeys first ship, will benefit from SESs connectivity service.
The antenna systems will provide technical and commercial advantages for non-geostationary constellations.
The terminals will allow SES customers to have access to both its next-generation O3b mPOWER MEO service and its existing satellite fleet.
The gateway will enable high-performance and low-latency connectivity services across the African continent.
The new joint venture will extend network reach by leveraging SES's satellites in both geostationary and medium earth orbits, including O3b mPOWER.
Intended to serve the Americas, the satellite is designed to accelerate digital inclusion programmes in the region.
The telco operators will be able to deploy high-performance 4G services in rural and remote areas, expanding their market reach in the region.
RCSC and SES will also look into using O3b mPOWER services for other Central Asian countries with ubiquitous broadband access to the Internet.
Gilat and ST Engineering iDirect will provide O3b mPower core infrastructure that will support SESs open networking strategy.
The partnership recognises SES role in enabling the Ocean Guest Experience PlatformTM with real-time xIoTTM, cloud and shoreside intelligence synchronisation on Princess Cruises' ships.
Continued focus on execution has delivered major wins in the Networks business which is soon to be enhanced with the addition of four new O3b satellites, successfully launched at the ...
