Despite the ambitious capacity, initial output for Telesat and Globalstar will ramp up slowly to ensure quality and reliability. With four LEO constellations under contract and Aurora tech validated, MDA is positioning itself as a dominant force in next-gen satellite manufacturing.
By integrating satellite into private 5G architectures, businesses can achieve seamless, resilient connectivity across even the most remote locations. This hybrid approach not only boosts reliability but also helps mitigate cost and complexity barriers that have slowed adoption.
Multiple layers of resiliency are required to build a space environment that is tactically responsive. Jiral Shah, VP of Business Development at Gravitics, described the role of pre-positioned assets in orbit and the importance of mobility and power in space operations. Read our top four takeaways.
The addition of satellite connectivity to private 5G environments is helping transform enterprise networking by making networks more adaptable and resilient. The convergence of private 5G with non-terrrestrial network infrastructure is driving enterprises and mobile network operators to rethink network resilience and how traffic can be prioritized.
U.S. Department of Defense spokesperson Laura McAndrews and Rivada senior vice president Brian Carney explain the key components of an “outernet,” examine the benefits it will deliver to the DoD and discuss the role industry will play in making the concept a reality.
In this podcast, Analysys Mason experts Luke Wyles and Christopher Baugh discuss the trade-offs between analogue, digital, and hybrid beamforming for FPAs. They examine the technical requirements for current and future satcom networks, plus the cost perspectives and barriers for fully digital solutions.
The company must launch over 1,500 satellites by July 2026 to meet its first regulatory milestone, a feat made difficult by launch vehicle availability. This uncertainty, and competition from players like Starlink, raises questions about Kuiper's ability to fulfill its global internet ambitions.
Recent campaigns highlight a dangerous vector where threat actors deliberately target IT services and personnel through social engineering. Attacks by groups like Scattered Spider and North Korean IT workers exploit dependencies on help desks and external contractors, posing a significant risk to space organizations.
In the next decade, robust growth in the space industry will depend on partnerships. We spoke with Matt Magaña, President of Defense and National Security at Voyager Technologies, to learn more. Read our top four takeaways.
