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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