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Eutelsat Communications S.A.

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Sep 15, 2026

Lawrence MicallefHOST
10:06
Of
Rob ChipperfieldHOST
10:07
course, the irony is that Eutelsat use SpaceX to launch their satellites.
Rob ChipperfieldHOST
10:11
Yes.
Lawrence MicallefHOST
10:12
Yeah.
Lawrence MicallefHOST
10:39
That's not what you launch from the north of Scotland, but some of these orbital satellites where they fly over don't maintain a fixed position.
Lawrence MicallefHOST
10:48
Those can work quite well from a more northerly launch site.
Rob ChipperfieldHOST
10:52
Although, Eutelsat have booked two Ariane launch missions for next year and the year
Lawrence MicallefHOST
10:57
after.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
30:24
Scott, thank you for teeing that up.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
30:26
Um, Eutelsat announced that it ordered 229 additional OneWeb satellites from Airbus in order to extend its low Earth orbit broadband's constellation.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
30:35
Uh, that's in addition to the previous Airbus order for 440 satellites.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
30:38
And if you're not familiar, Eutelsatellite is a European satellite operator.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
30:43
Uh, they recently merged with OneWeb, which is also a satellite operator.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
30:46
Um, the added OneWeb satellites will include more advanced onboard processing capabilities than the 440 spacecraft already on order.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
30:53
Eutelsat also said it signed an auth- authorize- authorization to proceed covering initial industrial activities for the satellites, with that expected one billion euro cost, uh, delivery to run through 2034.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
31:05
Um, so if they get all of these satellites that they've ordered into space, that's 600 satellites.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
30:24
Scott, thank you for teeing that up.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
30:26
Um, Eutelsat announced that it ordered 229 additional OneWeb satellites from Airbus in order to extend its low Earth orbit broadband constellation.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
30:35
Uh, that's in addition to the previous Airbus order for 440 satellites.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
30:38
And if you're not familiar, Eutelsat Satellite is a European satellite operator.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
30:43
Uh, they recently merged with OneWeb, which is also a satellite operator.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
30:46
Um, the added OneWeb satellites will include more advanced onboard processing capabilities than the 440 spacecraft already on order.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
30:53
Eutelsat also said it signed an auth- authorize- authorization to proceed, covering initial industrial activities for the satellites, with that expected one billion euro cost, uh, delivery to run through 2034.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
31:05
Um, so if they get all of these satellites that they've ordered into space, that's 600 satellites.
Harrison LambertHOST
14:02
But again, this kind of puts in contrast the size of this Aerospace Lab contract because, you know, most of this is coming from the Space Rice Consortium, which are the large, uh, Europe, European primes.
Harrison LambertHOST
14:12
Um, so we did see a announcement this week out of one of them, which is Airbus being selected to de- design and build at least 66 LEO satellites on behalf of Eutelsat.
Harrison LambertHOST
14:22
So this is a lot more in line with what we've been seeing, uh, where a large prime like Airbus is being contracted through an operator like Eutelsat to provide satellites for this constellation.
Harrison LambertHOST
14:33
There's a couple interesting things about this, not just because it's smaller than Aerospace Lab, and Airbus is a much bigger company, uh, but because, you know, it, it calls out Eutelsat, which, you know, they're, they owned OneWeb at one point, although they've kind of divested from them over time.
Harrison LambertHOST
14:47
Um, and these Airbus satellites are basically the OneWeb architecture, but being operated through Eutelsat.
Harrison LambertHOST
14:52
So there's still some intermingling there between all these companies.
Harrison LambertHOST
14:56
There is a slight difference in these satellites that Airbus will be provided, providing, uh, in that they are basically two OneWebs kind of duct-taped together.

50 MINS LATER

Paul MayerHOST
64:50
Like knowing how they'd be able to solve those same problems elsewhere in other ways.
AksharaHOST
21:32
Three, India's Digital Communications Commission has approved the pricing and regulatory framework for satellite spectrum, including a proposed charge of 5% of adjusted gross revenue.
AksharaHOST
21:42
The move clears a majority policy hurdle for Starlink, Eutelsat, OneWeb, and Jio, though cabinet approval and final operational clearances are still required.
AksharaHOST
21:52
Four, The Indian Express Group and OpenAI have announced a partnership allowing select summaries and excerpts from Express Group publications to appear in ChatGPT with attribution and links to the original reporting.
AksharaHOST
22:04
The agreement covers live and archived content across seven languages and will explore the use of OpenAI tools in areas such as research, translation, and data analysis.

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After 3 Months in Operation, PressBeat Global TV Reaches Over One Million Viewers

Sep 10 · 3 Mentions

Jessica Carter-WilsonHOST
0:38
Press Beat Global TV celebrates one million viewers just three months after launch.
Jessica Carter-WilsonHOST
0:44
Three months ago, when Eutelsat launched Press Beat Global TV, the media world collectively raised an eyebrow as the channel made its boldest decision ever: broadcast nothing but color bars.
Jessica Carter-WilsonHOST
0:56
A test pattern was all that stood between a television channel and complete irrelevance.
Jessica Carter-WilsonHOST
1:01
But today, one million viewers strong and climbing with terrifying momentum, the question is no longer why.
Jessica Carter-WilsonHOST
1:49
Program director and editor-in-chief Jessica Carter Wilson championed the cause from day one, declaring that the world had more than enough content but too much noise.
Jessica Carter-WilsonHOST
1:58
Color bars cut through it all with geometric grace.
Jessica Carter-WilsonHOST
2:02
Three months on, Eutelsat satellite network has made Press Beat Global TV a household name in households across six continents.
Jessica Carter-WilsonHOST
2:10
The color bars travel light, take up less bandwidth than any conventional broadcast, and most importantly, look magnificent on eighty-five-inch OLED screens where millions now consume their daily television.
AksharaHOST
22:12
Three, the Digital Communications Commission is expected to soon consider a proposed satellite spectrum usage charge of 5% of adjusted gross revenue along with allocation tenure rules.
AksharaHOST
22:23
The framework will shape how operators, including Starlink, Eutelsat, OneWeb, and Geo Satellite access spectrum in India.
AksharaHOST
22:30
Four, Indian banking liquidity has surged to a four-year high of rupees 7.7 lakh crore, driven primarily by strong inflows of foreign currency non-resident deposits.
AksharaHOST
22:40
The sharp increase in surplus funds is expected to help domestic lenders lower their cost of funds and potentially alleviate recent pressure on net interest margins.
Mike AdamsonGUEST
14:06
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Christopher HornerGUEST
16:38
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Mike AdamsonGUEST
18:35
operationsYeah, and just to be clear, we...
Mike AdamsonGUEST
18:39
The coverage didn't change with Escape.

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