Hughes Satellite Systems Corporation today announced that it and certain of its U.S. subsidiaries, including Hughes Network Systems, LLC, have filed voluntary chapter 11 petitions in the Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division to facilitate a financial and operational reorganization.

by Bernardo Schneiderman

Paris, France, August 1, 2026--The maritime satellite communications market is entering a new phase of growth as next-generation satellite networks transform connectivity at sea.

Brewster, Wash., July 21, 2026--U.S. Cyberdynamics (USCI), an affiliate company of U.S.

Vienna, Austria, July 20, 2026--TTTECH, a company specializing in safe and secure networking and computing platform solutions for time-, mission-, and safety-critical applications, has appointed Eddie Myers CEO of

The July-August 2026 issue of the Satellite Executive Briefing magazine featuring:

by Craig Bowley

It wasn’t so long ago that GEO satellites with their fleets numbering in the tens, dominated satcom. With geostationary satellites sitting at fixed points in the sky over the duration of their 15+ years lifespan, the ground segment was built to mirror their static nature. Needless to say, operation, management and coordination of both the space and ground segment was relatively straight forward. However, the advent of LEO satellites, with their offer of low latency and global coverage, has upended the satcom industry. 

by Jason Bates

Low Earth Orbit (LEO) broadband is reshaping the market—but it’s just one of several major shifts underway, alongside software-defined satellites, 5G non-terrestrial networks (NTN), optical communications, and direct-to-device (D2D). As these trends move from concept to deployment at varying speeds, which will have the greatest impact on teleport operators managing shared, multi-orbit infrastructure?

by Blaine Curcio