Magazine
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Magazine
Jeff Bezos: Day One in the Space Industry
It is not every day you get to interview one of the world’s most celebrated entrepreneurs and businessmen but I got the opportunity last March during the SATELLITE 2018 Conference […]
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Magazine
The Dawn of Artificial Intelligence in Satellite
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has suddenly become a key talking point in our industry over the last few months. It will be interesting to see what impact AI will have on […]
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Feature
Postcard from a Cruise Ship: Behind the Scenes of a World Record Attempt
On a late Friday evening, I was literally just about to switch my MacBook off for the day when I receive an email from SES inviting me to witness the […]
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Opinion
Top 10 Things NSR Learned at SATELLITE 2018
“Field of Dreams” Constellations Still Splitting Vote Shagun Sachdeva, Analyst, NSR THE topic of the conference was LEO constellations. These were major points of debate in almost every session. The […]
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The Future of Milsatcom Rests on Interoperability
As the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) nears the final weeks of its wideband Analysis of Alternatives (AOA) study, one element of the government’s shifting priorities has become abundantly clear. […]
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AI Elevates Cyber Threat to New Level
The recent World Cybersecurity Congress in London painted a picture of a world that could be entering into a new era of cyber attacks and warfare. While describing it as […]
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Calculating the Economics of Reusable Launch Vehicles
In February, SpaceX pulled off one of the most impressive feats in modern rocket science with its first test flight of Falcon Heavy. The hulking behemoth — 230 feet tall […]
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AI Heads to Space with a Constellation of Use Cases
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of the latest buzz terms for the satellite industry, and it’s clear that it could have a dramatic role when it comes to many aspects […]
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Magazine
SATELLITE 2018 is over, but Many Talking Points Remain
SATELLITE 2018 can now be consigned to history. What an event it was! So many great speakers and panels. It is by far the biggest and best event in the […]
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Partner Content
Keeping Up with Important Trends, Emerging Tech in Media and Entertainment
The cord-cutting trend that has been watched for years in the United States is quickly going international, with the global Over-the-Top (OTT) media services market rapidly heating up. A report […]
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Opinion
Has Maritime Reached the Tipping Point for Satellite?
If there is one truth the satellite industry universally accepts, it is that mobility is key to the future. Broadcasting cost-effectively one-to-many has always been satellite’s secret sauce. In a […]
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Opinion
EO from LEO: Earth Observation Going Mainstream
The amount of innovation and investment around NewSpace has not been exaggerated: 120 venture firms invested $3.9 billion in the industry during 2017 alone. More than 295 nanosatellites were manifested […]
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Feature
Evolving Cybersecurity in the NewSpace Era
In 2016, a team of Chinese physicists pushed quantum computing into a new era of possibilities with the launch of a 1,100-kg satellite called Micius. The spacecraft, which carried a […]
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Feature
Emirates Could Have 1.3 Million Connections a Month by End of Year
Emirates could have 1.3 million connections a month on its aircraft by the end of this year. This is according to Patrick Brannelly, divisional vice president of customer experience and […]
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Feature
Megaconstellations: Recipe for Disaster or Biggest Opportunity Yet?
A handful of hot, young satellite communications companies harbor big plans to launch super-powerful, smaller satellites into Low Earth Orbit (LEO), creating megaconstellations that will power every broadband application imaginable. […]
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Feature
Latin America: DTH Wrestles for Mindshare
Latin America has long been touted as having strong growth markets for pay-TV with blue chip markets such as Mexico and Brazil being key targets for operators in the region. […]
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Magazine
Senator Nelson on the Way Forward to a Sustainable Space Future
Many milestones in space have occurred since that day in May 57 years ago when President Kennedy committed America to putting a man on the moon and return him safely […]
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Feature
To Compete in a 5G World, Satellite Needs to Work Alongside Cellular Networks
Open architecture standards will make or break satellite’s viability for 5G and other applications, said a mixed panel of experts at the SATELLITE 2018 Conference & Exhibition. During a panel […]
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Feature
In-Orbit Servicing Regulations Must Balance Innovation and Risk
The primary function of on-orbit servicing regulations should be to enable the growth and expansion of the business rather than restrict it, said a panel of experts during a Wednesday […]
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Feature
Satellite Can Prevent Another MH370, Though Difficult
There is no good reason why tragic mysteries such as Malaysian Airlines Flight 370, Air France Flight 447 and EgyptAir Flight 990 should occur. We have the technology now to […]
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5G: Conflicts and Opportunities for Satellite
As a technology, nobody is quite sure what 5G means. It’s a whirl of uncertainty. We get the real sense that it will dictate the future of telecoms as we […]
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Feature
SATELLITE 2018 Provides a Much-Needed Boost of Confidence for an Evolving Industry
I’ll get right to the point — SATELLITE 2018 was a huge win for the satellite industry for a long list of reasons that should have left everyone feeling excited […]
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Feature
Space Start-Ups: Where Do They Go Next?
With the influx of new companies and new ideas coming into the satellite industry, the panel titled “How Satellite Startups are Capturing New B2C Enterprise Verticals” at the SATELLITE 2018 […]
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Feature
Will Latency Hold Back Satellite in Connected Car Market?
Over the past two SATELLITE shows, the connected car market has been cited many times as a potentially lucrative one for satellite companies. On the final day of SATELLITE 2018, […]
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Feature
$1 Trillion Economy Relies on a Sustainable Space Regime
Establishing a comprehensive international space traffic regime is critical to unlocking the value of the future space economy, agreed a panel of regulatory experts at the SATELLITE 2018 Conference & […]
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New Technology Will Offset GEO Sales Declines, Create New Opportunities
The satellite industry may be bracing for an uncertain future, as the sales of GEO satellites plummet, but new advancements in digital technology — coupled with better, more cost-efficient manufacturing […]
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Feature
A Perfect Storm for 4G Satellite Backhaul?
We’re hearing a great deal about 5G and the role that satellite is set to play in the ecosystem, but the industry could be getting ahead of itself as 4G […]
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Feature
The Smart City Market Remains Immature in South America
Before South America can initiate legitimate “smart city” projects, municipalities in the region must first work to close the digital divide that segregates its population. According to a panel of […]
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Feature
Maritime Connectivity Restricted by Outdated Hardware
High Throughput Satellites (HTS) have breathed new life into a number of traditional satellite verticals — but the additional bandwidth still isn’t enough to satisfy the connectivity demands of cruise […]
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2017 Hurricane Season: Lessons Learned for the Satellite Industry
Technology is no match for powerful Category 5 hurricanes like Irma or Maria. But as anyone involved in the relief and recovery efforts of this past season’s hurricanes will attest, […]





























