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☁️Cloud Bound: A Gateway to Unparalleled Flexibility and Reliability
The panel discussion was focused on the adoption of cloud technologies in the SATCOM industry, exploring the advantages, obstacles, and strategic opportunities associated with transitioning from traditional hardware to cloud-based solutions. Panellists underscored the potential benefits such as…
Satellite 🛰 Lifeline in Crisis: Disaster Preparedness & Recovery
The panel brought together experts from various sectors to discuss the indispensable role of satellite networks in disaster resilience and how to better prepare for and respond to disasters. They emphasised the necessity of collaboration among stakeholders and the critical importance of…
Next-gen Antennas: Multi-orbit, Multi-network – Defining New Standards
The conversation built upon the thought-provoking roundtable discussion organised by SIG and GSOA at SATELLITE 2024, focusing on the future of Flat Panel Antennas (FPAs). There was a shared view among participants that FPAs are pivotal for next-generation satellite communications, enabling…
The Way Forward: Satellite and Cellular Convergence
The telecommunications industry is undergoing a seismic shift with the integration of satellite and terrestrial networks, marking a significant milestone in 3GPP 5G standardisation. This fusion isn't just about technological progress but a game-changer reshaping the entire connectivity landscape.…
Satellite Industry🛰 Adapting to Market Dynamics
The satellite industry is experiencing significant shifts due to evolving market dynamics and emerging technologies. As market demands evolve, satellite service providers face the challenge of navigating this transformative period. One key strategy emerging is the convergence of GEO, MEO and LEO…
Satellite🛰 A Key Part of the Equation to Bridge the Digital Divide
In the previous two decades, there has been significant progress in getting the world online. This was highlighted during the pandemic, when we all discovered that without internet, we could not access healthcare, education, financial services, or even the capacity to work. However, 2.6 billion…