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Northern Sky Research in late October estimated that 5G will generate $32.5 billion for the global satellite communications industry through 2029. By then, the research firm expects that more than 10 million devices will connect to satellite-based 5G networks.
View WebsiteDay Two continued with remarks from Mr. Brad Grady, Principle Analyst at Northern Sky Research. Grady continued the theme from Squadron Leader (Ret.) Dinsley about the need to treat data as a critical part of the modern battlespace.
View WebsiteNorthern Sky Research (NSR), in its latest study, says that the adoption of 5G will be transformational for many aspects of the Satcom ecosystem: from stimulating demand in many segments, seamlessly integrating Satcoms in the mainstream Telco ecosystem or becoming a tool for optimising Satellite Network design and operations.
View WebsitePrevious ‘Gs’ of mobile communications were very narrow, primarily focusing on consumers and operating independently from the rest of communications technologies. But the vision of 5G is much wider unlocking uncountable enterprise-oriented use cases and offering a framework for integrating all other communications technologies.
View WebsiteConstellations of satellites equipped with optical technology, radar or radio frequency monitoring are expected to grow to more than 1,000 in orbit, said Dallas Kasaboski, senior analyst at Northern Sky Research.
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