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SES’ Stewart Sanders on the Future of Satellite

By SES | January 22, 2020

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Stewart Sanders, Executive Vice President of Technology and O3b mPower Programme Manager

Stewart Sanders, Executive Vice President of Technology and O3b mPOWER Programme Manager.

What does O3b stand for? Why does SES prefer MEO to LEO? And what inspired the engineering and technical development behind SES’ upcoming next-generation network O3b mPOWER?

Stewart Sanders, Executive Vice President of Technology and O3b mPOWER Programme Manager, joins Kristina Smith-Meyer on this episode of SES’ Satellite Stories podcast.

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