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China and the USA are reigniting a new space race to the Moon, creating major opportunities for space infrastructure developers. As both nations pursue ambitious lunar programs, commercial players with strong government ties stand to benefit. The lunar market is forecast to generate nearly $70 billion in revenue by 2033, driving innovation in satellite manufacturing and launch services.

Deutsche Telekom is flipping the script on 5G, calling it a massive success at their 2024 Capital Markets Day. As 5G expands, enterprise solutions and IoT opportunities could reshape the future of connectivity, unlocking billions in potential revenue.

Constellations spoke with Redwire’s Chief Technology Officer Al Tadros, about how artificial intelligence is enhancing Space Domain Awareness (SDA). The discussion covered a wide range of topics, from the ability to put machine vision in orbit to ensuring data fidelity in AI algorithms.

The 5th Annual Value of Space Summit brought global leaders to Colorado Springs for critical discussions on the future of space security. Key takeaways highlighted the need for increased collaboration across government, industry, and academia to address growing cybersecurity threats. As space systems continue to evolve, the focus on threat intelligence and proactive defense strategies remains paramount.

TIDRONE campaign targets Taiwan’s satellite and drone industries, exposing critical vulnerabilities in the space supply chain. Trend Micro and Acronis report coordinated cyber espionage aimed at high-value military and aerospace technology. The campaign reveals an alarming overlap between drone production and space operations, underscoring the escalating cyber threat to global defense sectors.

Satellite orbits are crowded and hard to navigate. Constellations spoke with Paul Graziani of COMSPOC about the role of multiple data sources and data fusion in helping satellite operators tackle space situational awareness.

Air France and United Airlines have decided to offer free in-flight Wi-Fi using SpaceX’s Starlink starting in 2025. This move highlights the growing trust in Starlink’s informal service guarantee and marks a shift in in-flight connectivity. Both airlines are following Delta’s lead in providing free internet access, changing the landscape for passengers and airline business models alike.