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SpaceX's 700th Falcon rocket launch delivered the final three satellites for SES's O3b mPOWER constellation, completing a 13-satellite MEO broadband network. The constellation, designed for high-throughput, low-latency connectivity, is expected to enter full service by mid-2027. SES and Boeing addressed electrical issues with earlier satellites, adding two more to the constellation. The launch also marked the 400th orbital launch from SpaceX's SLC-40.

SES introduced SES CORE, a platform for managing and transmitting programming across satellite, fiber, and IP networks. The infrastructure-neutral platform offers real-time monitoring, automation, and redundancy, aiming to increase efficiency and support business growth for broadcasters. According to SES, the platform addresses the complexity of hybrid workflows and ensures reliable content delivery.

The European Commission and ESA ordered the €15.6B IRIS2 satellite project. Aerospacelab won a €2.4B contract for 264 satellites, beating Airbus. Airbus secured a €500M order for 66 military satellites. Thales Alenia Space will supply payloads. SES ordered 18 MEO satellites from OHB SE for €1B. Eutelsat plans to order 229 more OneWeb satellites from Airbus for €1B.

SES launched SES CORE, a content orchestration and hybrid delivery platform for broadcasters and media customers. The platform enables seamless content management and transmission via satellite, fiber, and IP, offering real-time monitoring and network performance insights. According to SES, it simplifies operations and supports business continuity, helping customers adapt to evolving needs and unlock revenue growth opportunities.

Boeing completed the 13-satellite O3b mPOWER constellation for SES on Sept. 13, 2026, with the launch of the final three satellites. The fleet, built on Boeing's 702X platform, is designed to provide high-performance connectivity. SES plans to scale up global services, targeting sectors like education and telehealth. The satellites are expected to enter full service in mid-2027.

SES announced the successful launch of its final three O3b MPower satellites, completing the constellation. The company aims to enhance its non-geostationary orbit (NGSO) satellite fleet, which is crucial for its data and connectivity services.

SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket on Sept. 13, carrying SES's last three O3b mPOWER satellites into orbit. The mission completed a constellation of 13 satellites for the Luxembourg-based operator. The launch occurred from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.

SpaceX launched the final three satellites for SES's O3b mPower constellation, completing a project spanning over a decade. The satellites, destined for medium Earth orbit, will provide enterprise-grade connectivity. Meanwhile, Tesla announced an October 1 event to unveil its next-generation Roadster, featuring a SpaceX-developed thruster package. The company also previewed safety enhancements for Full Self-Driving version 15, aiming to improve hazard prediction and collision avoidance.

SpaceX plans to launch the final three O3b mPOWER satellites for SES on a Falcon 9 rocket from Florida on Sunday. The launch window opens at 2:49 p.m. EDT, with a 60% chance of favorable weather. The satellites, built by Boeing, will complete the O3b mPOWER constellation in medium Earth orbit. SES expects the satellites to enter service by mid-2027, enhancing the constellation's capabilities to meet growing demand.

SES launched SES Core, a platform for managing content delivery via satellite, IP, and fiber. It unifies multiple technologies, allowing customers to select optimal delivery paths for reliability and consistency. The company aims to enhance service for broadcasters and media customers.