Software-defined satellites: trends and forecasts 2023–2033
16 October 2024 | Research
Dallas Kasaboski | Dafni Christodoulopoulou
Forecast report | PPTX and PDF (10 slides); Excel; CSV | Satellite Infrastructure
"Satellite networks are becoming more complex and competitive, which introduces an opportunity for software-defined satellites."
This report provides an overview of the demand for geostationary orbit (GEO) and non-GEO software-defined communication satellites over the next 10 years.
Report coverage
- 10-year forecast of fully and partially software-defined satellite orders and launches.
- Assessment of the drivers and restraints that affect the development of software-defined satellite technology.
- Analysis of satellite supply and demand, including the current and projected status of the communications market.
- Data and commentary on the market segments that are not addressable, especially those in the non-GEO market.
- Recommendations for satellite manufacturers, launch service providers and satellite operators.
Report segmentation
| Vertical | Satellite communications |
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| Applications |
GEO and non-GEO architecture
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| Geographical regions |
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Authors
Dallas Kasaboski
Principal Analyst, space and satellite, expert in satellite infrastructure
Dafni Christodoulopoulou
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