Magazine
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Magazine
Venture Capital Visionaries Examine Today’s Booming Space Investment Landscape
Despite COVID-19 impacts to the global economy, global space continues to attract strong investment from leading venture capital firms. Bank of America expects the space industry to triple to a […]
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Magazine
Mynaric, TriSept and D-Orbit UK: Industry News for Sept. 9
SpaceLink Signs On for Next-Gen Mynaric Laser Terminal SpaceLink has signed on as the second customer for Mynaric’s recently announced next-generation optical communications terminal, the CONDOR Mk 3. Mynaric and […]
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Magazine
Operators Balance New Space Excitement With Closing the Customer Business Case
Execution and meeting customer needs are critical to making the business case for new satellite Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) companies, major satellite operators said Tuesday at the opening of the SATELLITE […]
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Magazine
Clint Crosier Stands Up the Space-Cloud Nexus With AWS
Last summer, Amazon Web Services dove further into the space sector by establishing the AWS Aerospace and Satellite Solutions division. AWS signaled its serious intent by placing retired U.S. Air […]
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Magazine
Customer Demand for Simplicity Drives Ground System Complexity
There are many factors driving the ballooning complexity of ground systems, but paradoxically one of them is the customer desire for simplicity. “We’re at a position in the market where […]
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Magazine
LEO, Capacity Trends, and Ground Tech: Industry Leaders Debate the Issues of the Day
The satellite industry has seen huge changes since the last SATELLITE show, with constellations, consolidations, SPACs, space tourism — and a number of these developments made headlines beyond the industry. […]
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Magazine
Kymeta and Eutelsat: Industry News for Sept. 8
OneWeb Tests LEO System With Kymeta u8 Antenna OneWeb and Kymeta have tested the Kymeta u8 antenna with OneWeb’s Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellation. The companies reported Tuesday that in […]
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Magazine
Back at SATELLITE: The Industry Emerges from Quarantine
This year marks a milestone anniversary for the annual SATELLITE conference and exhibition. What started as a modest gathering of satellite professionals in a parking garage 40 years ago has […]
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Magazine
New Inmarsat CCPO Jat Brainch Details the Company’s Revamped Approach
Jat Brainch, Inmarsat’s new chief commercial and product officer (CCPO) is confident she can blaze a trail for Inmarsat over the next few years. The operator is in the midst […]
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Magazine
Analysts Examine Industry Trends for SATELLITE 2021
As the satellite industry comes back together 18 months since the last SATELLITE show, the world has changed. Beyond the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, more Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) constellations […]
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Magazine
Gwynne Shotwell and the Mission Extension Vehicle: Satellite Executive and Technology of the Year Recap
Via Satellite’s Executive and Technology of the Year awards are two of the industry’s highest honors, highlighting outstanding success in leadership and technological achievement. In a normal year, the winners […]
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SATELLITE 2021
SATELLITE 2021 Preview: It’s Time to Get Excited
IT’S TME TO GET EXCITED ABOUT THE SATELLITE 2021 CONFERENCE Every year, at every SATELLITE show, people always ask me what excites me about the event. This year, my answer […]
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Magazine
Back at SATELLITE After 18 Months
For the first time, this is the SATELLITE show edition of the magazine. I could not have imagined we would ever have had a SATELLITE show in September, but these […]
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Opinion
Ground Segment Moves Toward More Flexible Equipment to Meet New Satcom Requirements
The space segment has been undergoing a major transformation for a number of years now. Earth observation is moving towards a constellation approach, populating new orbit inclinations and altitudes and […]
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Opinion
Sustaining the Race to the Top in the Commercial Space and Satellite Sector
At the G7 Leaders’ Summit in Cornwall, delegates pledged to take action to tackle the growing hazard of space debris as our planet’s orbit becomes increasingly crowded. But how can […]
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Interview
How Suzi McBride Keeps Iridium Focused and Forward-Thinking
While many satellite operators took hits during 2020, Iridium is reaping the benefits of its fully deployed Iridium NEXT constellation, with record subscriber growth in commercial Internet of Things (IoT) […]
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Magazine
Nine Satellite CEOs to Watch in 2021
Unlike Via Satellite’s 10 Hottest Companies or Executive of the Year award, Nine CEOs to Watch focuses on leaders who are taking on significant business or technical challenges throughout the […]
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Government/Military
Will the Space Force Fix Military Space Acquisition?
The Air Force has traditionally handled the lion’s share of U.S. military space assets and operations. But costs for major programs ballooned over the years, and the United States has […]
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Technology
Ground Segment Aims to Fly High in the New Space Environment
Smallsats, new orbits, and mega-constellations have revolutionized the satellite industry space segment in recent years. The pace of technological change has led some to question whether the ground segment can […]
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Manufacturing
Satellite Manufacturing in the Era of Mass Production
With thousands of satellites blanketing the planet, it’s not just hype and we’re not on the cusp — this is the time of Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) constellations. Detractors may continue […]
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Magazine
Examining How Satellite Can Combat Climate Change
In our last edition of Via Satellite, we announced our eagerly awaited 10 Hottest Companies in Satellite, which is already causing quite a stir and generating good conversation. Thousands of […]
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Opinion
Teleport Digitalization Will Keep the Ground Segment Versatile
The satellite industry is changing. The big advantage of satellite over the years has been its point-to-multipoint capabilities. With the advent of data and video-on-demand, we are seeing more and […]
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Opinion
Uber-ization of Ground Stations: The Small Satellite Market’s Enabling Aggregator Wave
Real-time communication with satellites, especially those that are part of Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) constellations is a growing challenge. Providing frequent updates remains critical in delivering near-real-time intelligence within the Earth […]
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Launch
Liftoff! Launch Forecast for the Year Ahead
The global shutdown in 2020 had impacts across the satellite and space sector, but there were no uniform effects and there is no industry-wide blueprint for getting back on track, […]
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Connectivity
Facebook Connectivity Exec Charts a Path for Collaboration With Satellite
Just over five years ago, Facebook’s connectivity plans took a huge blow when the AMOS-6 satellite was destroyed during a Falcon 9 rocket test fire. The global connectivity giant Facebook […]
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Earth Observation
Satellite Data’s Role in the Fight Against Climate Change
Carbon Mapper’s footage of bright red methane plumes scattered across a grayish-violet backdrop look like angry canker sores from a distance. But the aerial footage, taken from 10,000 feet above […]
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Partner Content
WorldView Legion: A New Era in Actionable Earth Intelligence
The vantage point we gain from the evolution of space-based technology has prompted a fundamental shift in how we understand and navigate the world we live in — and worlds […]
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Magazine
Our 10 Hottest Satellite Companies Revealed
Welcome to the July Edition of Via Satellite. It has been a busy few months as we rounded out a digital event series that included our first Digital LEO Forum […]
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Opinion
Analyzing Short to Long-Term Trends in Satellite Capacity
Satellite capacity pricing is increasingly becoming heterogeneous and granular. Demand-supply dynamics, managed services and a looming multi-orbit, multi-band satcom environment are a few of the reasons driving need to assess […]
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Opinion
Consumer Habits Simplify the IFC Business Model
A pandemic-fueled 18 months has given rise to an undeniable acceleration in the way people go about their daily lives. Globally, a largely locked down population increasingly looked to the […]





























