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| In This Issue: Operators Aim at Perception of Starlink Dominance | Leaders See Collaboration as Key to Expanding Access to Space | Multi-Orbit Operators on Resiliency and Network Optionality | New FCC Space Licensing Chief Promises to Modernize | Tech Leaders Talk Up Quantum, New Manufacturing Tech and Telecoms Integration | Launchers Work to Ramp Up Cadence to Capitalize on Demand for Access to Space |
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Operators Take Aim at Perception of Starlink Dominance in Satcom Market
Satellite operators took aim at the narrative that Starlink is dominating the satellite communications industry, pointing to growth and strong demand in their connectivity businesses. …[continued] |
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Leaders See Collaboration as the Key to Expanding Access to Space
Global cooperation in space, both between nations and between government and commercial efforts, is the key to a resilient and sustainable future for the sector,…[continued] |
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Multi-Orbit Operators Pitch the Value of Resiliency and Network Optionality
New startups and strategic partnerships are coming together to provide resiliency and network options to an increasingly critical multi-orbit landscape. That was the message from…[continued] |
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Government/Military
New FCC Space Bureau Chief Promises to Modernize Licensing
Modernizing and simplifying the licensing of space operations by U.S. companies will be a priority for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) under the Trump administration,…[continued] |
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Tech Leaders Talk Up Quantum, New Manufacturing Technologies and Telecoms Integration
Satellite industry CTOs talked up novel manufacturing techniques, integration with terrestrial networks, including direct-to-device connectivity, and a new market for satellite services in quantum key…[continued] |
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Launchers Work to Ramp Up Cadence to Capitalize on Surging Demand for Access to Space
After years of waiting in the wings, three new rockets finally made their debuts over the last 15 months as the industry saw the first…[continued] |
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Connectivity
SES CEO Adel Al-Saleh Announces Investment in Lynk Global for D2D Services
SES CEO Adel Al-Saleh kicked off SATELLITE with the announcement on Monday that the operator is working with Lynk Global on direct-to-device (D2D) service offering. …[continued] |
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