Hermes News and Events

Yuzhno Install

July 08

New satellite link in Yuzhno, Sakhalin Island.

 

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Hermes Installation in Basra

April 08

Hermes completed its first installation in Iraq, providing a link from UK to Basra.

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Hermes UK welcomes new Admin Assistant


Hermes UK is pleased to welcome a new Admin assistant to its team.

 

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Hermes makes new connection with Petrofac


Hermes has connected the new office of Petrofac Int Ltd in Samara to its corporate network

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Hermes Skyflex

Hermes Skyflex Improves SCPC satellite performance by 30%

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Hermes pilots new Monitoring System

Hermes is piloting a new monitoring system - Orion - which monitors all network components in real time

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Expansion at Hermes UK Earthstation

Hermes has added a new cabin at its UK earthstation, doubling the indoor capacity available for new links.


New contracts in North Africa

Hermes has won additional work in Libya and Algeria with a total of 12 new links to be installed in the first quarter of 2008.

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Multi-Client Networks

In many if not most oilfield situations, multiple different users require separate networks. Each requires a defined bandwidth between locations within the field, also links to regional and international offices. Some users simply require internet access and a phone line, others require high-bandwidth extensions of their corporate network.

Whatever the mix of requirements, it makes a lot of sense to share physical infrastructure. With shared infrastructure, proper investment can be made to ensure that it is properly supported, fully licensed, and spares are held onsite.

Hermes has enormous experience in creating shared infrastructure, including fibre, VSAT and microwave links. We provide separation at “Layer 2” meaning that the voice and data from different users is combined in the same physical pipe but remains totally separate – effectively creating private circuits within the field infrastructure.