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Sixth generation radio interface technologies to be approved by the end of the decade
Maritime Bandwidth Capacity Demand Set to Increase Twentyfold by 2032
Paris, France, May 4, 2023 - =With the most serious restrictions of COVID-19 now generally in the rearview mirror, leading market intelligence firm Euroconsult estimates that maritime connectivity sectors have mostly recovered from the pandemic’s influence on supply chains and vessel activity at the end of 2022.
Euroconsult Counts 2.6 Billion Remained Unconnected to Broadband at the End of 2022
Paris, France, April 12, 2023 - Internet usage has doubled in the past eight years, with an estimated 67% of the world population using broadband services in 2022, according to the world’s leading authority on space and satellite-based applications markets, Euroconsult. From access to public services such as remote health advice to remote working and learning and the ability to communicate opinions and share information, universal connectivity has become an increasing priority for governments across the globe.
Eutelsat Names Eva Berneke as Company’s First Female CEO
Eutelsat Communications has appointed Eva Berneke as the company’s next CEO. Berneke will be the first woman to take the role. Eutelsat announced Dec. 19 that Berneke will assume her position on Jan. 1, and be co-opted as a member of Eutelsat’s board as well.
New satellite market forecast anticipates 1,700 satellites to be launched on average per year by 2030 as new entrants and incumbents increase their investment in space
Euroconsult’s latest “Satellites to be Built & Launched” report takes stock of prospects for the satellite market as the most severe elements of the pandemic show signs of subsiding. After two years of record satellite launches, Euroconsult confirms the transition to a new engineering and business paradigm for space driven by fast-growing constellations of small satellites and growing activities of the government worldwide.
How a complete AI architecture can transform business
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) can enrich customer experiences and enhance conversations with customers – both crucial to the success of a business.
- The next phase for businesses is to build a multi-layered AI architecture that integrates industry knowledge with cutting-edge technologies.
- A strong AI architecture that integrates all functions of a business will be a strategic differentiator that can help innovate and reshape entire industries.
World Maritime Day: Keeping seafarers safe and connected
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, seafarers have served as frontline workers maintaining the flow of essential goods, such as food and medical supplies.
How 5G networks, satellites and spectrum enable access to information
Reliable, clear, timely information is essential for sustainable development.
Without access to information, government and industry alike would be hard-pressed to move forward on any of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set out in the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda.
Egyptian Satellite Manufacturers can Bid for SDA’s Transport Layer Tranche-1 Contract
At a virtual Industry Day last week, the Space Development Agency (SDA) announced that its selection of satellite manufacturers for its Transport Layer Tranche-1 project must comply with the Buy American Act requirements. Egypt is one of the qualifying countries that can be treated like domestic suppliers.
Trust's role in the next big climate breakthrough: Yara’s Svein Tore Holsether on Meet The Leader
Svein Tore Holsether started as Yara’s President and Chief Executive Officer in September 2015, just three months ahead of the historic Paris Climate Agreement. That meeting was pivotal for Holsether in many ways - and even changed how he saw his role and how he could contribute.