The FCC Must Choose: Enforce the Rules or Preserve LEO Competition
The FCC faces its most consequential regulatory moment in commercial satellite communications since the original Starlink licensing approval.
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Syntiant and Novi Space Successfully Demonstrate Low-Power AI Inference in Orbit
On March 26, 2026, Syntiant Corp. and Novi Space announced the successful in-orbit demonstration of real-time AI object detection on a commercial satellite. The collaboration validated that ultra-low-power, quantized neural […]
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HTS Market Projected to Reach $76 Billion as NGSO Constellations Reset Industry Benchmarks
On March 24, 2026, Novaspace released the 8th edition of its High Throughput Satellites (HTS) report, detailing a seismic shift in satellite communication economics driven by the rapid maturation of […]
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Dual-Use by Design: Telesat Lightspeed and the End of Civilian Telecom in LEO
Telesat’s decision to hardwire 500 MHz of military Ka-band spectrum into Lightspeed’s first 156 satellites resolved a near-term financing crisis. It also created a targeting problem that no commercial service agreement can fix.
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Laser Communications and the Rise of Orbital Data Centers
Odysseus Space CEO Jordan Vannitsen argues that laser communication is the missing infrastructure layer that will turn isolated satellite constellations into connected, distributed computing systems in orbit.
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Thales Alenia Space Previews Sovereign Constellations and LEO-PNT Milestones for SATShow 2026
Ahead of the 2026 SATShow in Washington, D.C., Thales Alenia Space (TAS) has unveiled its strategic roadmap for the year, centered on high-revisit Earth observation and the critical role of […]
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Eutelsat Group Leadership and 2026 Strategic Roadmap
CORRECTION: A previous SatNews report incorrectly identified Eva Berneke as the current CEO of Eutelsat Group. Jean-François Fallacher officially succeeded Berneke as Chief Executive Officer on June 1, 2025. Berneke […]
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Hanwha Re-Enters KAI Shareholder Registry to Accelerate ‘Korean SpaceX’ Strategy
In a strategic move signaling a potential end to years of industrial fragmentation, Hanwha Systems has acquired a 0.58% stake in Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), marking the Hanwha Group’s first […]
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Titans of LEO in a Heavenly Price battle
The global Low Earth Orbit (LEO) market has officially transitioned from a period of capacity scarcity to one of commoditization, This structural shift is driving a significant “pricing plunge” as […]
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Spring Forward: Legacy Operators Are Killing GEO. That’s the Plan.
Legacy satellite operators aren't mourning geostationary orbit. They're stripping it for parts. The transition is expensive, legally contentious, and — if you look at the earnings — working.
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