Computerweekly SES and K2 Space Launch meoSphere Satellite Network for Enhanced Connectivity
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- •SES's meoSphere network aims for operation by 2030, enhancing MEO capacity.
- •The network will support government and commercial sectors with secure connectivity.
- •meoSphere's architecture allows for multiple simultaneous missions and integration with sovereign networks.
SES has announced the deployment of meoSphere, a next-generation medium Earth orbit (MEO) satellite network, aimed for operation by 2030. This network is designed to significantly enhance SES's MEO capacity and provide secure, reliable connectivity for government and commercial sectors. The collaboration with K2 Space will initially involve 28 high-power satellite platforms, enabling efficient production and management of costs and schedules. meoSphere is compatible with the EU's IRIS 2 program and is expected to support multiple missions, including government communications and commercial services. The network will operate at 8,000 kilometers above Earth, leveraging advances in technology to improve data speeds and reduce terminal sizes. It aims to meet the increasing demand for broadband capacity while ensuring resilience against various threats. The flexible architecture will allow for integration with sovereign networks and support the growing space economy.
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