Most mobile base stations are connected by fibre or microwave. But, in mountainous regions, low-density villages, or for remote industry, the economics of investing in this infrastructure are risky.
Our managed mobile backhaul service uses satellite to connect your core network with hard-to-reach locations – from a single site to multi-tower aggregation. O3b mPOWER, the most advanced addition to our multi-orbit satellite fleet, means we are 5G-ready and can service any bandwidth need, from megabits to gigabits.
Reach new customers
Fulfil universal service obligations
Connect to remote enterprise
5G Mobile Backhaul
Not all satellite networks are 5G ready. In this two-minute video, discover what it takes to extend 5G network edge, anywhere.
Videos
Grow your business
Discover how Tusass delivered flat-rate LTE-ready mobile broadband in Eastern Greenland.
Connecting underserved regions
Learn how OptimERA WiFi connected Unalaska citizens with the rest of the world.
Bridge the digital divide
Explore how Entel brought for the first time 4G connectivity services to everyone in Iquitos, Peru.
Our services
Mobile backhaul (GEO)
Our wide beam and HTS Ku-band satellites deliver the reliability and performance MNOs need to rapidly extend networks and meet universal service obligations.
Mobile Backhaul (via SES-17)
Our next-generation Ka-band geostationary (GEO) satellite, SES-17, enables you to reach any market in the Americas with reliable, scalable core network extension.
Mobile Backhaul mPOWERED
A carrier-grade, 5G-ready aggregation or tower backhaul connection, delivering uncontended bandwidth up to multiple gigabits per second per site.
Episode 26 | 20 Dec 2021
Connecting the Unconnected with Tusass
Join Kristina Smith-Meyer on a trip to Greenland's capital, Nuuk to discover more about SES’s partnership with Tusass - Greenland’s sole telecommunications provider.
Together with Latin American service provider Axesat, SES Networks is delivering an enhanced satellite-based mobile backhaul solution to rural areas of Peru.
With customers relying on their mobile network for their very livelihood, Tigo Tchad required a partner who could quickly refurbish 40 of their cell sites and establish an in-country teleport with limited downtime.
