LEO and MEO broadband satellite mobility markets

This report assesses the ‘big question’ faced by the satellite communications industry today- what is the impact of current or emerging Non-GEO HTS satellite constellations? The report provides recommendations for service providers, and satellite operators to understand key messages resonating most with end-users to help improve their market positioning. The report offers a detailed analysis of both LEO and MEO orbits using Ku and Ka-bands. These systems by their global nature have the potential of bringing significant capacity to oceans and other traditionally under-connected regions – disrupting a traditionally GEO-centric market that is still undergoing a transition from wide-beam FSS architectures to spot-beam GEO-HTS infrastructure. Overall, the report provides business-critical insights and analytics for the how, where, and why of these LEO and MEO options and their influence on the 10-year outlook for Ku- and Ka-band Broadband Mobility Markets.

This report does not answer the question of “LEO viability”, nor does it provide specific market shares or projections around each of these leading Non-GEO HTS constellations. While these are other key considerations around the Non-GEO HTS market, those questions are answered elsewhere in our library of research.

Who should purchase this report

• Investors looking to understand and spotlight impacts or opportunities for LEO and MEO services in commercial mobility end-user segments
• Investors and financial institutions
• End-users looking to benchmark their current connectivity roadmaps
• Strategy, planning and business intelligence teams with satellite operators
• Product or vertical managers at satellite service providers
• Satellite manufacturers and integrators
• Data analytics companies
• Distributors, service providers, retailers and resellers of satellite services
• Network operators