| January 20, 2023 – Volume 19 – No. 9 |
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Conference: March 13-16, 2023 | Exhibition: March 14-16, 2023
Walter E. Washington Convention Center | Washington, DC
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| The Third Year of the 2020s. Where Does the Industry Stand? |
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Mark Holmes
Sr. Editorial Director, Via Satellite
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As we approach SATELLITE, the industry is pretty buoyant right now. The demand for satellite services is only growing, and everyone you talk to frequently uses terms like ‘inflection point’ and ‘new era’. We are now in the third year of a new decade and the satellite world is changing. The Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite revolution is in full swing, with the likes of OneWeb and Starlink already making their mark. Last year, we saw Apple sign a deal with Globalstar which felt pretty seismic in a number of ways. Viasat is combining with Inmarsat and Eutelsat and OneWeb are also joining forces. I doubt these are… Read More
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The SGx schedule has been released. Topics include deep space exploration, space sustainability, human space exploration, and more. Now a two-day event, SGx will also amplify the voices of the next generation of space leaders. SGx will feature a second day where students, young professionals, and the rising cohort in government…
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In seven weeks, Washington, DC will once again be the epicenter of business in the global satellite and space sectors. The exhibit hall at SATELLITE 2023 is THE destination for enterprises and government agencies in need of the latest satellite-enabled technology, and having a presence on the show floor can provide your sales and…
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The Regulatory Roadmap for 2023
2022 was one of the most exciting years in recent history for the satellite industry, with a number of key milestones including the inclusion of satellite in the 3GPP standards for 5G, the introduction of satellite direct-to-device service, and Non-Geostationary Orbit broadband satellite systems becoming viable… READ MORE
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