As mobile network operators increasingly invest in satellite ventures, this shift signals a new era of collaboration. However, significant technical challenges remain to fully harmonize these once-separate infrastructures.
As nations increase their reliance on space-based assets, commercial players find themselves at the forefront of innovation and strategic partnerships. Discover the key opportunities and challenges as the commercial industry navigates its critical role in global security.
Explore five episodes packed with insights on AI, space tugs, direct-to-device connectivity, virtual ground systems, and the Internet of Things. This article distills key takeaways from industry leaders shaping the next frontier in space.
With 568 satellites in low Earth orbit equipped with Astroscale’s docking plates, the company is poised to become a key player in space sustainability. As the demand for debris removal and satellite life extension grows, Astroscale’s business model is gaining traction in both government and commercial sectors.
There were three SmallSat acquisitions in the first few weeks of August. Were these three acquisitions a sign of consolidation in the SmallSat industry, or a sign of multiple, smaller trends? Analysts from ABI Research, Analysys Mason, and Quilty Space look at the factors driving acquisition in the SmallSat industry.
Cyberattacks against satellite infrastructure has increased by 300 percent over the last five years. One attack method that is being employed by cyber-adversaries is the Distributed Denial of Service attack. Explore the threat DDoS attacks pose to satellite and ground segment operators, the mitigation techniques they can deploy to bolster their defense, as well as the challenges they must overcome to effectively secure their networks.
A new report details the latest cyber espionage campaign by the Iranian threat group Peach Sandstorm, focusing on the space and communications sectors. Their sophisticated tactics include deploying custom malware and leveraging professional networking platforms for intelligence gathering.
As many as 40,000 small satellites are projected to enter LEO in the next decade. Constellations spoke with Kevin Lausten, President of Morpheus Space, about the mobility and propulsion tech behind the smallsat takeover.
As commercial activity in low-Earth orbit (LEO) and lunar markets intensifies, the demand for in-space data centers is set to soar. These advancements will not only drive innovation in space technology but also revolutionize how data is processed and stored beyond Earth.
