SES CORE enables media customers to manage, monitor and orchestrate content delivery through a single interface, increasing visibility, flexibility and signal reliability

SES announced the launch of SES CORE, the first-of-its-kind content orchestration and hybrid delivery platform, designed to enable broadcasters and media customers to manage, monitor, and enable transmission of content seamlessly via satellite, fiber, and IP.

Built on infrastructure-neutral architecture, SES CORE provides a single user interface for content delivery. By bringing multiple distribution technologies into a unified orchestration layer, the platform enables customers to select the most effective content delivery path, guaranteeing service reliability and consistent delivery of high-quality content to global partners.

Through SES CORE, customers gain real-time visibility into service status by monitoring active content feeds. The platform provides network performance insights, automates operational tasks, and offers redundancy options. Together, those capabilities help broadcasters to manage content distribution more independently and efficiently, simplify operations and support business continuity.

Broadcasters and media companies looking to launch new channels, expand into additional regions and adopt new distribution models benefit from SES CORE’s ability to adapt to evolving business needs. This flexibility helps customers accelerate time to market, scale services more efficiently and unlock new opportunities for audience growth and revenue generation.

“Broadcasters and media companies are navigating increasingly complex distribution environments, where content needs to move seamlessly across multiple networks, technologies, and destinations,” said Deepak Mathur, President of Media at SES. “As hybrid workflows become the norm, customers are looking for simpler ways to manage that complexity while maintaining the visibility and reliability they depend on. SES CORE addresses this evolution, providing a unified platform designed for the future of content orchestration and hybrid delivery.”