Actionable Benefits
- Examine how Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite systems are evolving and integrating with terrestrial systems for network enhancement.
- Evaluate the current landscape of LEO market players, their satellite networks, and terrestrial solutions.
- Identify technical, regulatory, and market conditions influencing the adoption and growth of LEO services (satellite-to-mobile, backhaul, broadband, and the Internet of Things (IoT)).
- Identify the near-term and long-term opportunities presented with LEO deployments for different services and operational domains.
Research Highlights
- Forecast of SatCom subscribers from 2021 to 2030 for key services (Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN)-mobile, IoT, broadband) and key operational domains (land fixed/transportable, maritime, and aeronautical).
- Identification of key activities of leading companies and their contributions to future trends.
- Analysis of different LEO satellite services, use cases, and forces driving their adoption.
Critical Questions Answered
- Who are the market leaders in LEO and what services do they offer?
- How are satellite services in LEO evolving? What are the key technical and regulatory considerations that support and limit these changes?
- How does the intersection of LEO satellites with Mobile Network Operators (MNOs), Network Equipment Vendors (NEVs), and cellphone manufacturers impact network service offerings?
- How does the inclusion of Satellite Communications (SatCom) within an arsenal of connective technologies enable a well-rounded and inclusive network architecture?
- What is the market potential and outlook for existing and new LEO services?
Who Should Read This?
- Decision makers within governments and regulatory bodies who are responsible for spectrum allocation and infrastructure.
- Innovation leaders for mobile service providers who need to understand how SatCom in LEO will evolve in the short and long term.
- Planners within telco and SatCom organizations who need to chart a path forward to meet the growing demand for capacity, bandwidth, and ubiquitous connectivity.