SATELLITE 2022
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Government/Military
iDirectGov Releases WCore Virtualization Tool, Supporting 16 Waveforms
iDirect Government has released a new virtualization tool called WCore that supports 16 waveforms and is designed so that waveforms can be rapidly deployed, scaled, and managed. WCore is a […]
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Magazine
Manufacturers Reflect on Supply Chain Issues and the Software-Defined Future
After emerging from pandemic-induced supply chain crises, satellite manufacturers are turning to software-defined satellites to open the possibility of new business models and glean more data about performance, the CEOs […]
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Magazine
Major Launchers Look Toward the ‘New Era’ of Space Launch
Established launch players working on the next generation of rockets are fueling a future of more launches — and more historic launches — that few could have imagined just a […]
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Magazine
5G from Space Offers Potential Benefits for US Forces, but Spectrum Access and Cybersecurity Present Challenges
On March 5, the New York Times quoted Lt. Yevgeny Yarantsev, a Ukrainian officer leading his troops in Kyiv against Russian forces. Yarantsev told the Times that his soldiers “were […]
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Magazine
Robotics Aim to Enable a More Profitable and Sustainable Future in Space
The in-space economy is a dynamically developing part of the space ecosystem, as the space industry works to commercialize ways to refuel and extend the lives of satellites. During the […]
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Magazine
Space Sustainability is Still Seen as a Back-Burner Issue
While space gets more and more crowded with an increasing number of satellites being launched, issues such as a crowded Low-Earth Orbit (LEO), space debris, and satellite collisions have become […]
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Magazine
Satellite Operators Stake Their Place in the Global Telco Ecosystem
Major satellite operators continue to wrestle with their transformation from a mature industry focused on broadcast delivery of regionalized TV services, into a fast-growing, constantly transforming slice of the global […]
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Magazine
Industry Trends Push Smallsats Into Larger Territory
In 2011, there were fewer than 1,000 active satellites on orbit. Today, there are well over 5,000. The next wave of telecom constellations is not just hundreds of satellites but […]
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Magazine
Stakeholders See a Bright Future for Laser Satellite Communications
The high bandwidth inter-satellite data links made possible by laser-based optical communications technology will revolutionize the satellite ecosystem, and enable a new generation of autonomous vehicles in orbit, a SATELLITE […]
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Magazine
Exploring the Best Practices to Hire and Maintain Diverse Talent in the Satellite Industry
The ideals of diversity, equity, and inclusion, or DEI, have permeated human resource departments within every industry, and organizations have made big commitments to improve equitability. Yet while the satellite […]
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Magazine
War in Ukraine Highlights Security Concerns for NGSO Satcom
The war in Ukraine, and the hack of Viasat’s KA-SAT network, has highlighted the long-standing geopolitical reality for Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) and Medium-Earth Orbit (MEO) operators who serve government and […]
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Magazine
Space Crowding in LEO is a Challenge, But Improvements in Design and Traffic Management Offer Hope
Just how crowded is Low-Earth Orbit [LEO], and how can the satellite industry do more to prevent collision and manage traffic? These questions, which continue to perplex satellite industry stakeholders, […]
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Magazine
Mynaric CCO Tina Ghataore and Astroscale’s ELSA-d Mission Win Executive and Technology of the Year Awards
On Wednesday, Via Satellite announced Tina Ghataore, chief commercial officer for Mynaric, as the winner of the 2021 Satellite Executive of the Year award, and Astroscale’s ELSA-d Mission the winner […]
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Magazine
Smallsat Launchers Focus on Customer Requirements and Attracting the Right Talent
Dozens of small satellite launch startups have entered the market, aiming to make launching technology more affordable and reliable. But while the last two years haven’t been without challenges, Monday’s […]
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Magazine
New Space Companies Face a Pivotal Year in 2022
The New Space economy is poised for a big growth year in all areas, from satellite manufacturing to rocket launches, and satellite self-servicing. It’s also poised for a lot of […]
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Magazine
Satellite Industry Leaders Define Their Biggest Opportunities and Threats
The 2020s have ushered in global challenges that in many ways eclipsed those of the previous decade — yet for the space industry, the opportunities, too, have also been unprecedented, […]
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Magazine
Former NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine Calls for Regulation to Preserve Space for All
Jim Bridenstine is on a mission to preserve and manage space for future expansion, and to build a regulatory structure while watching out for any existential threats. His message is […]
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Magazine
Virtualization Alleviates Pain Points for Smallsat Ground Customers
The extraordinary diversity of the smallsat sector makes it unlikely that standards can solve challenges for its ground systems, but many of the same objectives can be achieved through virtualization, […]
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Magazine
Commercial Space Accelerates Data Delivery for JADC2 Programs
In a presentation that brought together the U.S. Navy, Department of Defense (DoD), U.S. Air Force Intelligence, OneWeb, and Iridium, the methodologies of watching and engaging enemies with a new […]
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Magazine
Finance Execs Examine SPAC Trends, Supply Chain Woes, and Talent Acquisition
The space industry saw an unprecedented wave of financial interest in 2021. At one of the opening panels of SATELLITE 2022, “Space Goes Public: The Experts Speak,” finance experts talked […]
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Magazine
Meet the 2022 Startup Space Pitch Contest Competitors
On the morning that SATELLITE 2022 officially opens its vast exhibit hall, nine startup entrepreneurs, hailing from all over the world, will take the stage in a battle of lightning-fast […]
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Magazine
A Growing Reliance on Space Data and Analytics Drives Better Decision Making on Earth
Satellite data enables critical Earth intelligence, from showing the pace of deforestation over 10 years, or forecasting a potential disruption to the titanium supply chain. But given the mind boggling […]
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Magazine
Keynote Celebrates NASA’s Commercial Collaboration in LEO, and the Investment Opportunities in Climate Change
While the world is slowly adapting to new norms with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, new global challenges are emerging, from warfare and economic sanctions to the acceleration of climate change. […]
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Magazine
Sustainability Topics Take Center Stage at This Year’s Show
If you ask a dozen satellite industry veterans about the biggest development in space sustainability, chances are they’ll say “awareness.” Across the industry, we’re seeing deeper commitments to sustainability in […]
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Magazine
Analyst Watch List: Constellations and Consolidation
SATELLITE 2022 is expected to spark many talking points as the satellite industry gets together in force to debate the future of the industry. In this analyst roundtable, Via Satellite […]
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Magazine
Eight New Faces at SATELLITE 2022
The satellite industry is rapidly changing as it integrates more with the global telecoms ecosystem, and this year’s SATELLITE Conference and Exhibition reflects that change. While the satellite industry has […]
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SATELLITE 2022
SATELLITE 2022 Preview: New Programs Pack a Powerful Speaker Lineup
The SATELLITE 2022 conference and exhibition comes at a time of peak activity involving public and private investment, a rapid expansion of the off-world economy, a massive deployment of satellite […]
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Magazine
SATELLITE 2022 Preview: New Programs Pack a Powerful Speaker Lineup
The SATELLITE 2022 conference and exhibition comes at a time of peak activity involving public and private investment, a rapid expansion of the off-world economy, a massive deployment of satellite […]



























