The decision to handover the licenced use of 3.7-3.98 GHz for telecoms use came after many within satellite industry voiced concerns over its impact on satcom services, especially within broadcast. Important questions were asked; Would there be an increase in cases of RFI? Would it be possible to identify the cause?
In this blog, we’ll look at 3 key reasons why satellite remains important for broadcast.
The annual GOVSATCOM conference is an important event for the Satcom industry, attended by satellite, governmental, institutional and defence leads. After its postponement in 2021, the event returned this year and took place in Luxembourg on 24th February, attracting...
Tell us about your company Netview has over 50 years’ combined experience working in both satcoms and web industries. Our technology base ranges from small web based single devices to full network management systems involving the integration of hundreds of devices...
We are looking forward to partnering with Micro-Ant to host our 2022 workshop. After a tumultuous two years, it will be brilliant to see the technical members of our industry regathering to discuss the industry and the real impact on networks caused by recent...
Innovation within satcom is more prevalent than ever. As we see new stakeholders presenting ambitious plans in LEO and at the ground segment, the industry is developing incredibly quickly. Beyond the innovation in the headlines, it’s also important to highlight the...
The SIG awards provide the opportunity to shout loud and proud about all the incredible work being done to further the satcoms industry, not least some of the incredible young people and educational initiatives from around the world. As the nominations start to...
Education’s role in diversity within the satcom industry For years, it has been clear that the satcom industry has had a persistent problem with diversity. This is certainly not limited to the satellite industry; Computer Science published an article which states that...
The communications industry is being overhauled. With the introduction of 5G and lower earth orbit, the way we deliver services is about to change. Adapting cleverly to these changes will help satellite businesses reap the benefits of new opportunities being made...
Guest Blog by Nicole Heins, Senior Conference Producer, the Onboard Connectivity Summit Internet of Things (IoT) sensors and data analysis can help operators to make their fleet connected, more efficient and cheaper to run. In the past decade, as technology has...