Forrester Reports: C-Band Alliance Seem Enthusiastic Regarding Spectrum Plans — Eutelsat’s Satellite Woes
Now, across the board, they seem enthusiastic about freeing up 300 MHz of spectrum...
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QuadSAT to Collaborate with ESA to Ensure UAS Compliance with SOMAP for Satellite Operators
QuadSAT, with technical support from GVF and the Danish Technological Institute, will establish their UAS testing capabilities to deliver SOMAP type-approvals...
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SpaceX Just Filed a Request to Run 30,000 More Starlink Satellites in Orbit
The company wants permission to turn its proposed mega-constellation into a behemoth in low Earth orbit. But its motives are unclear.<br />
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Amazon’s Project Kuiper and OneWeb Raise the Curtain Higher on their Satellite Plans
The answers make clear that Project Kuiper’s satellite design is still very much in flux. That’s in contrast to SpaceX, which has already launched 60
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Morgan Stanley Research: Intelsat S.A. — Catalyst Driven Idea
The <strong>FCC</strong>'s Final Report and Order should address if — and how (private auction, etc.) — the C-Band, currently used by satellite providers can be...
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Forrester Reports: Eutelsat Considering Re-Attachment with the CBA — WBU Expresses their Concerns
The CBA is looking to restructure and auction some of its C-band frequencies over the U.S., and the FCC is expected to announce its...
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UPDATE: Forrester Reports: C-Band Alliance Proposals Decision Day — Intelsat Discusses Loss of IS-29e — Intelsat Sues OneWeb
The bank says it remains confident that satellite operators will soon be able to monetize their C-band spectrum usage rights. “<em>Our review of the FCC...</em>
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Avanti and Arabsat An Amicable Agreement At Last
Avanti and Arabsat have reached an agreement that will allow both companies to operate their respective satellites
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Forrester Reports: SpaceX’s Request to Modify Plans for Starlink Satellites + Boeing’s Smallsat Strategy
Musk wants the SpaceX’s fleet of ‘Starlink’ satellites to triple the number of orbital planes, each at 550 kms. high. In essence, the plan is for 72 orbital...
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Iceland is Now Accepting ITU Satellite Filings in Conjunction with ManSat and IceSat
<em>Christopher Stott</em>, Chairman and CEO of ManSat and IceSat, said that this is a significant step forward for Iceland and for the satellite industry: a superb...
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