04/04/25
Satellite 2025, the industry's premier annual event, took place in Washington, DC, from March 10th to 13th. This event demonstrated that the satellite and space sector continues to evolve, driven by technological advances, political changes, and a growing global interest in space. During these days, the sector gathered to discuss, among other things, major trends in the sector, from the continued significant growth in low-orbit activity to the development of new disruptive technologies, such as quantum communications. Today, we'll share the key highlights of this event:
03/04/25
Satellites have the capacity to deliver essential services to citizens regardless of location, terrain conditions, or population density. Therefore, facilitating satellite deployment by lightening the regulatory burden helps, for example, address the digital divide through broadband satellite services, capable of providing connectivity to 100% of the population.
27/01/25
In a hyper-connected world, corporate communications networks are the backbone of any modern enterprise. With the exponential increase in data exchange and reliance on digital services, the need for a robust, efficient and secure network has never been more crucial.
11/11/24
Electoral processes are fundamental to democracies; ensuring transparency, access to information, and efficient coverage of these events is vital for their credibility. In a world where technology plays a crucial role in the development of our society, satellite connectivity is a key resource to ensure that elections are conducted with all the necessary guarantees in areas lacking other types of communication infrastructure.
07/10/24
In an increasingly interconnected world, mobility and ubiquitous connectivity are essential to improve user experience, optimize operations and enable access to key services, regardless of the environment.
20/08/24
Placing a satellite into orbit is a technological operation that requires meticulous planning, significant financial resources and the collaboration of highly specialized teams. This process, which might seem simple from the perspective of an observer on Earth, involves several steps and advanced technologies.
