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Facebook Twitter Google+ YouTube LinkedIn Subscribe Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn NSR’s 10 Takeaways from SATELLITE 2021 By Joseph Ibeh Can LEO Meet the Changing Arctic’s Connectivity Needs? By David Hodes Global warming, and a changing geopolitical landscape, create opportunities for a host of countries that are quickly ramping up both civilian and military developments in the Arctic. The Case for Asset-Based Financing for the Space Sector By Mathieu Luinaud Cruise Connectivity Expects Progressive Gains in the Coming Years By Xavier Lansel OneWeb CEO Neil Masterson Talks Executing Operator’s Ambitious Connectivity Vision By Mark Holmes SATELLITE 2021 is Over, Looking Ahead to 2022 By Mark Holmes Design Constraints and Integration Challenges Drive the Search for the Perfect Antenna By David Hodes Marketplace Interest in Laser Communications Grows as the Technology Matures By David Hodes Companies that Ignore Diversity Will Lose Out, Leading Women in Space Say By Rachel Jewett Ground Segment Faces Upheaval and Transformation With the Entry of Cloud Giants By Shaun Waterman Hughes, OneWeb and Yahsat: Industry News for Sept. 10 By Rachel Jewett Inside the UK Space Sector’s Renaissance By Marisa Torrieri In the wake of Brexit, OneWeb’s shakeup, and a pandemic that wreaked havoc on the economy, the United Kingdom is emerging as a space and satellite-industry powerhouse. Even Queen Elizabeth II is intrigued. Operators Seek Diverse Business Models to Add Value By Shaun Waterman Pentagon Works to Adopt Mature AI Capabilities for Satellite Communications By Matt Beinart Upcoming Wave of Demand and Customer Requirements Push Changes in the Launch Landscape By David Hodes Richard Branson Looks to the Future of Flight as His Space Journey Comes Full Circle By Mark Holmes Kymeta and Eutelsat: Industry News for Sept. 8 By Rachel Jewett Mynaric, TriSept and D-Orbit UK: Industry News for Sept. 9 By Rachel Jewett Venture Capital Visionaries Examine Today’s Booming Space Investment Landscape By Anne Wainscott-Sargent Rules of the Road: New Policies Are Needed to Manage Space Traffic and Debris By Anne Wainscott-Sargent Manufacturers Seek Deeper Relationships With Suppliers to Avert Supply Chain Crises By Shaun Waterman Bharti Mittal Announces OneWeb Strategic Agreement With AT&T By Mark Holmes Satellite Needs More Collaboration to Reach its Full Potential By Mark Holmes Operators Balance New Space Excitement With Closing the Customer Business Case By Anne Wainscott-Sargent Customer Demand for Simplicity Drives Ground System Complexity By Shaun Waterman LEO, Capacity Trends, and Ground Tech: Industry Leaders Debate the Issues of the Day By Mark Holmes Clint Crosier Stands Up the Space-Cloud Nexus With AWS By Rachel Jewett Back at SATELLITE: The Industry Emerges from Quarantine By Jeffrey Hill Analysts Examine Industry Trends for SATELLITE 2021 By Mark Holmes Gwynne Shotwell and the Mission Extension Vehicle: Satellite Executive and Technology of the Year Recap By Rachel Jewett New Inmarsat CCPO Jat Brainch Details the Company’s Revamped Approach By Mark Holmes Ground Segment Aims to Fly High in the New Space Environment By Shaun Waterman The satellite industry is moving toward higher performance in lower orbits. Here’s a look at what the ground segment is doing to meet the challenges of the multi-orbit era. Ground Segment Moves Toward More Flexible Equipment to Meet New Satcom Requirements By Alexandre Corral 19 August 2021 Nine Satellite CEOs to Watch in 2021 By Mark Holmes highlights nine executive leaders to pay attention to as we move forward into the future space economy. 19 August 2021 Sustaining the Race to the Top in the Commercial Space and Satellite Sector By Joanne Wheeler 19 August 2021 How Suzi McBride Keeps Iridium Focused and Forward-Thinking By Rachel Jewett Iridium COO Suzi McBride talks about how Iridium plans to deal with incoming competition, and how the operator will fit in with an evolving space industry. 19 August 2021 Satellite Manufacturing in the Era of Mass Production By Adrienne Harebottle Unprecedented automation, software-defined designs and modular systems: New levels of innovation are on the rise in tandem with LEO satellites. 19 August 2021 SATELLITE 2021 Preview: It’s Time to Get Excited By Jeffrey Hill 19 August 2021 Will the Space Force Fix Military Space Acquisition? By Vivienne Machi The newest military branch was formed to improve the way the U.S. military buys space systems. Two years in, is the Space Force moving in the right direction? 19 August 2021 Back at SATELLITE After 18 Months By Mark Holmes 19 August 2021 The Top 10 Hottest Satellite Companies in 2020 By Mark Holmes As we get set for a new decade, we bring back one of our most popular features listing the 10 hottest companies in satellite. For this year’s list, the editors of selected 10 new companies from a range spanning traditional powerhouses to start-up entrants. Here are the companies we have chosen. Facebook Connectivity Exec Charts a Path for Collaboration With Satellite By Mark Holmes Facebook is one of the most recognized companies, with a mission to connect everyone. In this interview, Dan Rabinovitsj, Facebook’s vice president of Connectivity, shares how satellite technology can play a role in Facebook’s mission to connect the world. Examining How Satellite Can Combat Climate Change By Mark Holmes Teleport Digitalization Will Keep the Ground Segment Versatile By Helen Weedon Uber-ization of Ground Stations: The Small Satellite Market’s Enabling Aggregator Wave By Arun Kumar Sampathkumar Liftoff! Launch Forecast for the Year Ahead By Jason Bates As global economic activity recovers from an extended slowdown, companies across the satellite sector are returning to their normal activities. For launch vehicle operators developing new rockets, the impact of 2020 was not uniform. Many of the development plans experienced delays, but the push to first flight and market entry continues. The question for many is, what does the launch market look like going forward? Satellite Data’s Role in the Fight Against Climate Change By Marisa Torrieri Satellites provide an invaluable, bird’s-eye view of planet Earth. But how — and how quickly — will the data materialize into meaningful actions? Our 10 Hottest Satellite Companies Revealed By Mark Holmes The 10 Hottest Satellite Companies in 2021 By Mark Holmes ’s annual must-watch” list returns with the year’s most ambitious and buzz-worthy space companies. Will they meet our high expectations? WorldView Legion: A New Era in Actionable Earth Intelligence By Maxar Technologies KLM Exec Talks Viasat Deal, and Today’s IFC Ecosystem By Mark Holmes Consumer Habits Simplify the IFC Business Model By Daniel Welch Understanding the Pieces on the Board in the New Satellite Game By Jeffrey Hill Bandwidth Pricing Flattens the Curve to Meet Faster Falls By Adrienne Harebottle Analyzing Short to Long-Term Trends in Satellite Capacity By Carlos Placido From widebeam megahertz pricing to HTS gigabits to ultra-local supply and demand LEO factors; technological leaps drive the need to assess pricing in new ways. The Promises and Pitfalls of SPACs for the Space Economy By Mathieu Luinaud 25 May 2021 Partnerships are Key to Satellite’s Future By Mark Holmes 25 May 2021 In-Flight Wi-Fi Demand Set to Soar as Airlines Fly Out of COVID Storm By Kerry Reals In-Flight Connectivity (IFC) providers have felt the sting of serving one of the sectors hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic. Most are confident, however, that the effects are temporary and as air travel returns, demand for on-board Wi-Fi will be even higher than it was before the global health crisis. 25 May 2021 Satellite’s Window of Opportunity in Backhaul and 5G By Lluc Palerm 25 May 2021 Oman Air Exec Shares What the Airline Needs From Satellite By Mark Holmes 25 May 2021 Global Entrepreneurs Practice Their Pitches for Startup Space 2021 By Jeffrey Hill Startup Space entrepreneur pitch...