Today’s enterprise leaders must contend with geopolitical instability, pervasive cyber threats, increasingly stringent data regulations, and the realization that much of the world’s communications infrastructure lies outside their direct control. In recent years, subsea cable disruptions, continent-wide power outages, and...
Enterprises, government agencies, and organizational entities of all kinds seeking satellite communications often believe that the most important criteria in choosing a solution or service provider is determining which orbit is right for them. Perhaps they need the global breadth and coverage of GEO? The speed...
Modern maritime operations depend on persistent, high-performance connectivity, yet vessels operate in one of the most infrastructure-constrained and dynamic environments in the world. Across commercial shipping, offshore energy platforms, cruise vessels, and government and research fleets, both crew and passengers...
In the most recent episode of the Satellite World Briefing, we spoke with Maarten Verhaegh, who leads the Energy and Resources Practice at SES, about how satellite connectivity is transforming modern oil and gas operations. Reliable connectivity is crucial for maintaining operational continuity, enhancing worker safety,...
The satellite industry has never offered more choices. New constellations, expanding coverage options, and increasing competition are reshaping how operators, service providers, and mobile network operators procure connectivity. According to Analysys Mason’s 2026 satellite industry predictions report, “Space is increasingly a strategic objective of governments...
The energy industry is going through a fundamental transformation. Connectivity has become mission-critical operational infrastructure as oil and gas operations transition from centralized, human-managed systems to fully autonomous, remotely controlled assets. From deepwater platforms and remote drilling sites to distributed...
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