SES <\/b>and Quvia<\/b>, will codevelop enhanced network orchestration capabilities for its multi-orbit connectivity solutions, SES announced on Feb. 24.<\/p>\n
Quvia, formerly known as Neuron, is an AI-powered quality of experience (QoE) platform. The platform unifies billions of data points to deliver connectivity across multiple providers, orbits, and networks.<\/p>\n
The partnership integrates SES\u2019s Adaptive Resource Control (ARC) system with Quvia\u2019s Grid and Network Capacity Controller (NCC) solutions to manage SES\u2019s multi-orbit services. NCC will work with ARC to analyze customer demand and respond in real-time, optimizing resource allocation and performance.<\/p>\n
SES is also deploying Quvia\u2019s QoE analytics solutions. The scoring system incorporates network, application, and usage metrics across antennas, routers, and third-party systems, providing an end-to-end view of QoE from the network core to the end user.<\/p>\n
\u201cSES is uniquely positioned as an all-orbit solutions provider,\u201d said Xavier Bertr\u00e1n, chief product and innovation officer of SES. \u201cBy collaborating with Quvia, SES can seamlessly deliver multi-orbit satellite connectivity services as a one-stop shop for customers, aggregating multiple links, routing traffic as needed and measuring the QoE for guaranteed levels of service.\u201d<\/p>\n
SES and Quvia will demonstrate a multi-orbit cellular backhaul solution, providing service and QoE to customers during the upcoming Mobile World Congress 25 (MWC), taking place March 3 to 6 in Barcelona, Spain.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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