Regional satellite operators at Asia Satellite Business Week addressed the tradeoffs between LEO and GEO and competition from Starlink.
A demo on the sidelines of SatelliteAsia in Singapore used a virtual ground system to rapidly deploy a new satcom link over cloud.
It might be vacation time for some but there will be a tremendous amount of activity going on this summer at DIFI.
Constellations spoke with Dr. Brian Weeden, Director of Program Planning for the Secure World Foundation about the dramatic changes in space with the growing number of satellites and commercial and government uses, and the challenges to monitor and protect the availability of space for all.
Indonesia has perhaps the world’s most extensive satellite broadband deployment program and is finding out that even before it’s deployed, it’s not enough. Indonesia’s extensive deployment, with two high-throughput satellites launching this year, goes as far as any nation in pushing connectivity into unserved regions.
Space tech companies hope for the best as the Commercial Space Office cut the ribbon on COSMIC, its new headquarters in Northern Virginia.
Digital IF was once met with skepticism. Today, researchers and engineers are proving the technology in ways that will impact military and commercial satcom networks.
Thales researchers demonstrated a successful hack of the European Space Agency’s nanosatellite, OPS-SAT, providing insight into potential vulnerabilities, attack patterns, and necessary countermeasures for improving satellite systems’ cybersecurity resilience.
Satellite broadband hardware and service provider Viasat Inc.’s purchase of London-based mobile satellite services fleet operator Inmarsat, the biggest satellite communications consolidation in 20 years, was completed May 30 after 18 months of regulatory review.
