Satellite Mobility
Overview
Connecting planes, ships and vehicles on the move is the growth opportunity underlying most geostationary (GEO) satellite investment plans today. Starlink, SES’s mPower, Eutelsat’s OneWeb, Amazon Kuiper and others are also relying on connectivity on the move as a building block for success. This programme explores the dynamics of legacy ecosystems being confronted with transformative non-geostationary orbit (NGSO) offerings.
Themes
- Multi-orbit architecture. Players are adopting multi-orbit technology to optimise cost, throughput and latency.
- In flight connectivity. NGSO systems could transform aviation connectivity.
- Connected vehicles. Developments in satellite terminal technology and the inclusion of NTN in the 3GPP standard are set to open up a satellite-connected vehicle market worth USD8 billion in the next decade.
Questions answered
- How big is the revenue opportunity?
- Has Starlink already won the competition for maritime low-Earth orbit (LEO) connectivity and is there room for multiple LEO providers?
- Can service providers survive (and thrive) without owning assets in space?
- Which business models are winning the connected passenger experience?
- Where are the greenfield opportunities for satellite connectivity on the move?
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