Government advisories on the prevalence of Living off the Land cyber threats are particularly alarming for the space industry due to its complex network topology and ongoing digitization.
Following weeks of anticipation, the Space Development Agency (SDA) is poised to share initial results from its groundbreaking laser-optical satellite communications experiments, marking a significant step in advancing satellite connectivity technologies.
In the space industry, the adoption of software-defined networking and software-defined wide area networks is one of the changes helping to drive the digital transformation of today’s satellite networks.
In Gartner’s Hype Cycle, the “Peak of Inflated Expectations” is followed by the “Trough of Disillusionment.” For satellite-to-cellular realists, these peaks and troughs have not been terribly dramatic.
Constellations spoke with John Taylor, Chief Engineer at Swedish Space Corporation, about the evolving role of the ground segment.
My recent post about satellite D2D service triggered a flashback for Reino Tantilla, who replied remembering the days when flip phones, digital assistants and cameras were three separate devices. “What’s the next step in convergence?” he wondered.
European Commission embarks on pioneering mission to unify civil and military Earth observation across the EU. By signing study contracts with leading space companies, this initiative aims to bridge the gap between member states, fostering a new era of shared intelligence and surveillance capabilities.
As satellite technology advances and costs decrease, telecom operators are finding lucrative opportunities in integrating satellite services into their portfolios, marking a significant shift towards non-terrestrial networks to expand coverage and enhance connectivity.
Simon Seminari of Euroconsult presents the key takeaways from the first-ever Middle East Space Conference.
