Space is a Network.
Constellations is Your Connection.

What is 5G? We are experiencing a change in how 5G is defined to include the growing role of satellites.

Jim Simpson, CEO of communications satellite operator ABS discusses the opportunities for traditional satellite operators as well as the potential threat posed by the LEO constellations.

Listen to Dave Mihelcic, former CTO of DISA and current Federal CTO of Juniper Networks, talk about self-driving networks, artificial intelligence and machine learning tools such as bots – tools to both defend the network (whether on the ground or in the cloud) and keep it healthy in the future.

Listen to Matthew Desch, CEO of Iridium as he discusses how their low-Earth orbit satellites provide global coverage for tracking of maritime vessels, equipment monitoring, and automatic vehicle location, across a variety of sectors from agriculture, to mining, energy, oil and gas, to transport.

Congestion is becoming a reality in today’s new space world. With hundreds of HTS and thousands of LEO and MEO constellations in place or planned – the potential for increased interference continues to grow. How will the satellite industry adapt to meet the challenge?

This is a golden age of technology for the satellite industry-HTS satellites, LEO constellations, reusable rocket boosters, and now a potential breakthrough in satellite ground stations.

NASA Telecommunications Systems Manager Greg Heckler shares his thoughts on some of the latest scientific and technological achievements in space.

The economics of space have changed dramatically… satellites today can cost one tenth of previous generations and be delivered in a fifth of the time.

Satellite tracking systems have been around for a while; but with the advent of mobility applications and IoT their contribution to business success increases.