At the Strategies in Satellite Ground Systems (SSGS) conference in London, this month, Martin Coleman, was given a Lifetime Achievement Award, recognizing his “Outstanding Contribution to Combatting the Costly Problem of Satellite Radio Frequency Interference.” As a largely unpaid volunteer, Martin has accomplished somethi
Global tech strategists Juniper Research today released its new Connectivity Tech Horizon; spotlighting the three technologies expected to have the greatest impact on the tel
The Archipelago Video Summit, held on 9 October in Jakarta, brought together over 150 senior executives from across Asia to explore the future of video in some of the world’s most dynamic markets of Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines.
The global satellite non-terrestrial network (NTN) market size was valued at US$ 285.81 million in 2024 and is anticipated to register a CAGR of 33.5% from 2025 to 2034. The industry is driven by the growing demand for global connectivity, especially in remote areas where traditional networks are limited according to a new report by Polaris Market Research.
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Launched today, Novaspace’s 28th edition of Satellites to Be Built and Launched reveals a decade of record-breaking orbital growth. More than 43,000 satellites are expected to launch by 2035, averaging 12 satellites and 8 tons of payload every day. This surge is set to drive a $665 Billion market in manufacturing and launch services, fueled by mega-constellations, defense demand, and rapid innovation in launch technology
Satellite Broadband Market to Break $20 Billion by 2030, as Satellite Constellations Disrupt Established Services
More...A new study by global tech strategists Juniper Research has found that global satellite provider revenue from fixed satellite broadband will increase from $10 billion in 2025 to $20 billion in 2030.
This revenue growth will be enabled by rapid investment in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) technology, which allows satellite providers to improve the latency they offer, whilst also reducing costs for satellite launches.


Hispasat has appointed Manuel Sansegundo as the Group's new Technical Director. Sansegundo, who was previously responsible for the company's European IRIS2 secure communications program, has held various positions in Hispasat's technical department since joining in 1991.