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As we kick off 2019, a key area of interest for many is what trends the satellite industry will see play out this year, as well as what the key drivers of growth will be for operators and customers alike.
View WebsiteWhile growth is anticipated across all applications in all orbits, GEO satellite life extension will yield the largest share of revenues. As more LEO constellations start to launch, NGEO players represent an emerging target market, with de-orbiting services expected to dominate this segment.
View WebsiteNSR’s In-Orbit Servicing Markets, second edition report discusses the potential for the entire industry, with focus on opportunities in both GEO and non-GEO orbits. Northern Sky Research has released its In-Orbit Servicing Markets, second edition (IoSM2) report, which forecasts $4.5 billion in cumulative revenues from In-Orbit Satellite Services by 2028.
View WebsiteLTE over satellite could come to play a critical connectivity role for emerging global IoT and M2M networks. Northern Sky Research estimates there will be 5.8 million M2M and IoT connections via satellite globally by 2023.
View WebsiteSatellite capacity prices slid 18 percent over the past 12 months, with data services like backhaul and fixed broadband driving the steepest declines, according to Northern Sky Research. An abundance of cheap high-throughput satellite capacity is the most significant influencer of new pricing structures, rendering older satellites increasingly obsolete.
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