This article, originally published on Mining Digital and written by Lucy Potter, explores how digital-twin deployments are transforming mining operations by connecting remote sites with experts, OEMs, and operational teams around the world. It highlights
It’s easy to assume that connectivity should always work in the background. Users, cloud services, video, and data all rely on it, but the core network behind those connections often gets overlooked until something goes wrong. The demands
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
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
The satellite connectivity landscape is changing drastically. According to Valour Consultancy’s “The Future of Flat Panel Antennas,” report, flat panel antenna (FPA) shipments are projected to reach nearly half a million units by 2035, a significant increase
In one of the most recent episodes of the Satellite World Briefing, John McCann, Director of Natural Resources & Telecom Practices at SES discussed the digital transformation occurring within the mining industry. From autonomous equipment and remote
For many years, the space economy seemed far from most boardrooms, reserved only for government agencies and aerospace experts. However, the perception is now fundamentally changing. In a recent Wall Street Journal Deloitte Perspectives article featuring Adel Al-Saleh, CEO of SES, the
Mining has always pushed into the world’s most isolated corners, but the industry’s relationship with connectivity has undergone a significant change. As businesses increasingly use satellite-enabled technologies, IndustryARC projects that the digital mining market will reach $46.5 billion by 2030, growing at
Industry leaders gathered at Seatrade Cruise Global 2026 to assess the future of cruising across key areas, including infrastructure investment, growth markets, and sustainability. The panel “State of the Global Cruise Industry” reflected this scope, but one infrastructure
One of the world’s oldest and most essential industries, mining, is going through a major digital transformation. Satellite connectivity has become a crucial enabler of this transition as autonomous equipment, remote operations, and real-time monitoring reshape how mining sites operate in some of
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