Government & Military Satcom – Where is the Demand?

In an environment of fiscal uncertainty and cutbacks, shifting geopolitical dynamics clearly affect any long range analysis of the government/military satcom market. Troop pullouts in the Middle East, budget reductions, conflicts and concerns in North Africa and Asia, new military satellites and the growth in the use of UAVs all serve to create a complex.

Energy Markets in Midst of Bandwidth Revolution

NSR Report Projects over 25 Gbps of Bandwidth Demand and $2.2 Billion in Revenues by 2022   CAMBRIDGE, MA – March 12, 2013 – According to NSR’s Energy Markets via Satellite, 3rd Edition report released today, Energy Markets are in the midst of a bandwidth revolution that will positively affect satellite companies over the next.

UltraHD via Satellite Poised to Carve Market Niche

CAMBRIDGE, MA – January 22, 2013 – NSR’s newly released UltraHD via Satellite finds, over the long term, UltraHD channels representing a respectable but niche opportunity for satellite companies. This nascent market is expected to start at a low base in 2015 with just 15 channels being demanded by the global cable TV, IPTV and DTH industries.

VSAT and Broadband Satellite Seeing Solid Gains

Worldwide VSAT, Broadband Satellite, Trunking and Backhaul Markets to Rake in US$9.1 billion in 2021   CAMBRIDGE, MA – December 18, 2012 – NSR’s Broadband Satellite Markets, 11th Edition report, released today, found that satellite broadband Internet access subscribers will exceed 5.2 million globally in 10 years, and the enterprise VSAT installed base will reach.

Satellite-Based SCADA/M2M Expansion Projected by NSR

New NSR Report Expects Traditional Markets to Hold Steady While Emerging Verticals See Impressive Growth   CAMBRIDGE, MA – October 16, 2012 – NSR’s newly released SCADA/M2M  via Satellite, 3rd Edition projects a healthy mix of satellite based SCADA/M2M  opportunities over the long term, albeit via a shifting mix of vertical market demand. While the market for traditional verticals is expected.