T-Mobile and SpaceX announced a technology partnership to develop Direct Satellite-to-Smartphone connectivity and offer ubiquitous coverage and network resiliency. This will be an innovative additional feature for the network, but how real is this market opportunity? What are the technology enablers/challenges? Will this cannibalize telco/satellite revenues? Who is ahead in this race? While this is.
With Satellite Backhaul continuously playing a bigger role and MNOs now willing to outsource bigger portions of their rural assets, ‘Network-as-a-Service’ business models are thriving. In fact, according to NSR’s Wireless Backhaul via Satellite, 16th Edition report, the service revenues derived from Satellite Backhaul will approach $30 Billion per year by 2031, an opportunity that.
NSR’s newly released Wireless Backhaul via Satellite, 16th Edition finds the Wireless Backhaul via Satellite market entering a key period of execution with 12.9% YoY revenue growth ahead. Only just scratching the surface of opportunity, the segment targets a total unserved addressable market of 28.4 Tbps compared with today’s total capacity demand of approx. 600 Gbps. Bridging the.
NSR’s newly released Wireless Backhaul via Satellite, 16th Edition finds the Wireless Backhaul via Satellite market entering a key period of execution with 12.9% YoY revenue growth ahead. Only just scratching the surface of opportunity, the segment targets a total unserved addressable market of 28.4 Tbps compared with today’s total capacity demand of approx. 600 Gbps. Bridging the.
NSR’s newly released Wireless Backhaul via Satellite, 16th Edition finds the Wireless Backhaul via Satellite market entering a key period of execution with 12.9% YoY revenue growth ahead. Only just scratching the surface of opportunity, the segment targets a total unserved addressable market of 28.4 Tbps compared with today’s total capacity demand of approx. 600 Gbps. Bridging the.