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Space Economy
Global Influence: The Middle East is Rewriting What it Can Do in Space
New stars are rising as the global space economy evolves. At the forefront of the Middle East’s progressive rise are the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia, who have […]
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Connectivity
The New Big 4: Assessing the Race Among the Top Operators
Starlink has proved over the last few years that it’s got what it takes to disrupt. SpaceX’s Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite operator entered the direct-to-consumer market, rushed into enterprise and […]
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Mobility
How Will Starlink’s United and Air France Wins Impact the IFC Market?
It’s been a busy period for SpaceX’s Starlink program, proving it can disrupt the in-flight connectivity (IFC) market. In September, Starlink signed a head-turning deal with United Airlines and another […]
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Technology
Unpacking Antenna Developments for the Multi-Orbit Era
In this new, multi-orbit era, some satcom customers are demanding unprecedented network resiliency. Users want fully integrated terminals to enable true multi-orbit mobile connectivity. For users demanding the ultimate redundancy, […]
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Technology
German Startups Work to Advance the Nation’s Space Scene on International Stage
Germany is known for its achievements in automotive and engineering excellence, and the German space industry is no exception. It’s experiencing robust growth, marked by innovative initiatives and strategic partnerships. […]
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Government/Military
IRIS² – How the EU Constellation is Taking Shape
Europe’s third flagship space project – IRIS² represents a key staging point when it comes to space capabilities in Europe. With governmental and commercial use cases expected, the development of […]
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Technology
DIFI Lays the Building Blocks for Ground Tech Interoperability
When things just work, isn’t that really a thing of beauty? When things work, we’re able to do more, to achieve more. We progress. We improve. However, sometimes to get […]
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Finance
Regional Operators: What is Their Place in the New Satellite World?
There is a new world order. People around the globe want, need – no, rather must have – data. And lots of it. Regardless of where you live, work or […]
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Connectivity
GEO 2.0: The Future of Geostationary Orbit
Smallsats and the rise of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) constellations have generated attention and media coverage in recent years. At the same time, orders for large satellites in Geostationary Orbit […]
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Government/Military
The UK’s Space Strategy Casts the Nation as a Rising Space Super Power
It’s a solid vote of confidence. The United Kingdom’s National Space Strategy is an endorsement of the homegrown innovators in the sector. It puts into focus two things: The United […]
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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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Connectivity
Bandwidth Pricing Flattens the Curve to Meet Faster Falls
Life interrupted: The COVID-19 pandemic rapidly spread around the world, leaving devastation in its wake and the way we lived and worked. In these extraordinary times, everything seemingly flipped upside […]
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Launch
Space Ambitions: Turkey Prepares to Compete and Capture
Over the last decade, Turkey has invested in its spacefaring ambitions, resulting in the strengthening of its indigenous space-related know-how and its position within the global arena. In 2011 and […]
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Finance
Bandwidth Pricing: How Low Can it Go?
“It’s a new dawn, it’s a new day, it’s a new life” … for satellite. Over the last five or so years, there has been a downward trend of satellite […]
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SATELLITE
UAE Space Agency Calls its Ambition ‘Limitless’
The United Arab Emirates took an accelerated approach to enter the satellite and space industry and position itself as a contender. The Gulf nation launched its first mobile telecommunications satellite, […]
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Technology
The New, Holistic View of Space
Double-digit growth is a big deal, especially when it comes after several years of decline. But in the case of orders for large commercial satellites, the double-digit growth recorded in […]
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Launch
Heading into the LEO Revolution
Despite the likely demise of LeoSat, the Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) market is still poised to continue on unabated, with ambitious plays still underway. But who is launching what, and when? […]
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Technology
Space 2.0: Taking AI Far Out
Artificial Intelligence (AI) on ground and on orbit may forge a new era of information, with only the most relevant data increasingly brought forward. Albert Einstein’s presumed words were: “Only […]
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Technology
Say Hello to the Post-GEO World? Not so Fast
Year 2017 wasn’t so big on large commercial satellites, with a surprisingly small number of Geostationary Earth Orbit (GEO) orders placed over the 12-month period. GEO orders the following year […]
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Technology
ALE Brings NewSpace Closer to People
In 2001, the night sky was lit up by an extraordinary meteor shower. The Leonid meteors were so prolific that this shower became the most active in more than three […]
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Connectivity
Open Cosmos Uses Space to Solve Earth’s Challenges
“I want to be an astronaut when I grow up.” How many times have you heard this? In every group of children, spanning the decades, there always seems to be […]
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Connectivity
Cooperation is Key to Thriving in LEO
Ready, steady, LEO. The race to having satellites placed into Low Earth Orbit (LEO) has begun, and many companies, both old and new, are already working on their constellations. These […]
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Launch
Thales Alenia Space Practicing Prudent Optimism for GEO
According to the star-gazing horoscope aficionados, Leo is action-oriented, loves to be in the limelight and has a distinct strength, able to earn “king of the jungle” status. Applied to […]
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Connectivity
Is Video Killing the DTH Star?
As Africa is a young, mobile-first continent, it shouldn’t be too surprising that OTT is the shiny, bright new thing. But don’t think that while pay-TV proves resilient DTH has […]
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Connectivity
Is Satellite Really Reducing the Digital Divide?
Pockets of the expansive continent are online, but it’s a far way until people are connected from the Cape to Cairo. While satellite faces its challenges, it remains the only […]
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Technology
Spacebit Crypto Fund: Improving Life on Earth While Building Future in Space
In the last week of October many were seeing to their pumpkins and making Halloween preparations, while Spacebit Capital was making history. The company took one greater leap for crypto […]
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Connectivity
Ovzon CEO: “We are Revolutionizing Mobile Broadband”
In 2014, Ovzon launched its end-to-end mobile broadband satellite service. But as it so happens, the U.S. and Swedish-based company was destined to transition from a service provider to satellite […]
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Mobility
IBM Cloud Solves Last Mile Challenges with Satellite
The world is a colorful place, filled with different countries, cultures, cuisines, and languages. But in this day and age, there is something new that we all share in common. […]
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Technology
Audacy Hits the $100M Mark: So, Now What?
It’s one small step for the aerospace players, but one giant leap for Audacy. The Silicon Valley startup has made news again. The last was in June, when the U.S. Federal […]
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Finance
Speedcast CEO Strikes to Seize Service Provider Industry
Speedcast made news recently of its on-going acquisition of Globecomm, marking the latest buyout of Speedcast Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Pierre-Jean Beylier’s 16-company spree, starting in 2012. The $135 million […]





























