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SES launches sports and events platform

October 18, 2022 11.43 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

SES has launched its first dedicated satellite distribution platform for sports and events content.

The platform offers powerful wide beam coverage over Europe, the Middle East and North Africa and uses the latest DVBS2x modulation, enabling media rights holders and authorised feed takers to enjoy high throughput, boosted network efficiency, flexibility and security. It will support various customers, including broadcasters, professional sports leagues, national and international sports associations, and sports rights holders transmitting major sporting events taking place globally, including winter sports and motor sports content later this year.

One of the first customers to use the newly launched platform for motor sports across EMEA is WRC promoter. Florian Ruth, senior director content and communication at WRC Promoter, said: “As we continue to grow the number of our events, we look forward to extending our partnership with SES as our satellite content distributor and leverage this new platform for European and MENA distribution. We have had a fruitful relationship over the past five years, with SES providing a reliable and high-level SLA, ensuring our content reaches the motor sports fans across the region”.

Michele Gosetti, head of sales, sports & events at SES, added: “With sports and live events resurging after the last two years, we have seen an ever-growing need to ensure that our partners are able to deliver their key sports content to fans reliably and in the highest picture quality possible.

“This is the first time SES has launched a platform dedicated for sports and events content over Europe and the MENA region and affirms our commitment to our sports and events customers and partners. This, coupled with our entire geostationary fleet, fibre and IP infrastructure, will enable us to continue to reach the widest audiences possible”.

SES broadcasts over 700 hours of premium sports each day and works with more than 500 sports and events customers.

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