Space is a Network.
Constellations is Your Connection.

Payam Banazadeh, Founder and CEO of Capella Space discusses how this problem is being solved with tiny satellites that use synthetic aperture radar (SAR), a technology that can capture images in any light or weather condition.

Robert provides his insights on how satellite and teleport operators can preserve and strengthen their competitive advantages when going head-to-head with the cloud for specific services, or when integrating the cloud into their operations is the preferred approach.

In this episode hear about the cutting-edge techniques and approaches to space systems architectures and spacecraft/satellite design and development. Also, hear Stan's lessons learned for new companies entering the new space industry and find out what he thinks the future holds for smallsats.

Listen as Carolyn discusses the potential impact of SpaceX, One Web and other planned mega constellations on the GEO operators; the impact of new small sat propulsion systems and the emergence of in-orbit services including satellite refueling, life extension and salvage.

Brigadier General Gregory J. Touhill, President of Cyxtera Technologies' Cyxtera Federal Group (CFG), explains that satellite networks have become systems of systems, including design, manufacture, launch, payload management and terrestrial integration.

Dr. Shay Har-Noy, Vice President and General Manager, Platforms at DigitalGlobe discusses how location data is the new database and boldly states that the location map is the new operating system.

Jack Waters, CEO of XipLink discusses how accelerators provide the throughput that government and commercial customers require – and can increase link efficiency from 35 percent to 95 percent.