Satellite Internet Market Is Projected To Reach US$ 6 Billion by 2031
The satellite internet market is expected to surpass a market valuation of US$ 6 Billion and expand at a CAGR of more than 8% during the forecast period, 2021-2031.
In an increasingly interconnected world, the satellite
internet market has emerged as a transformative force, bridging the digital
divide and expanding internet access to remote and underserved regions.
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Competitive landscape:
Companies from the United States, Canada, Russia, China,
India, and Europe are running the next space race in the commercial field.
Companies such as SpaceX, Telesat, LeoSat, OnWEeb, Kepler, SES (O3b), Space
Norway, and many others are a few of the frontrunners. Recently, Amazon and
Facebook have also announced their entry into this field.
·
Starlink (SpaceX)
As per reports, in 2018 March, SpaceX received its FCC
approval for the launch of a 4,425 satellite constellation with both, Ku- and
Ka-band. Further, in November 2018, they received approval for more 7,518
satellites that use V-band.
· OneWeb
OneWeb is a company with the second-highest number of
satellites launched in space, with 254 in total, as of July 2021. OneWeb is
joint venture between Airbus and OneWeb. The company was founded in 2012, and
raised over US$ 3 Bn.
Their aim is to place 650 satellites in space LEO for
providing high-speed internet connectivity across the globe, which will match
terrestrial fiber-optic networks. Softbank was one of the prominent investors
in this organization, backing their approach for the deployment of satellite
internet. Yet, the company faced difficulty in raising capital and filed for
bankruptcy in March 2020. But after finding two investors, they came out of
bankruptcy.
· Telesat
Canadian Telesat started its operations in 1969, and they
carry strategic experience in satellite communication. The company started
planning for satellite internet in 2016 and announced that they will be
launching around 120 satellites. Then later, in 2018, they launched their first
LEO satellite and began testing in 2021.
Key Segments :
- By
Frequency Band :
- L-band
- C-band
- Ka-band
- Ku-band
- S-band
- X-band
- By
Bandwidth (Tbps) :
- Less
than 15 Tbps
- 15-20
Tbps
- Above
20 Tbps
- By
Orbit (Km) :
- Less
Than 600 km
- 600-1200
km
- Above
1200 km
- By
End User :
- Transportation
- Ships
- Trains
- Aircraft
- Others
- Military
- Residential
- Enterprises
- Telecommunication
Industry
- Others
- By
Region :
- North
America
- Latin
America
- Europe
- East
Asia
- South
Asia and Oceania
- MEA
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Growth Trends in the Satellite Internet Market
- Global
Coverage Expansion: One of the primary drivers of the satellite
internet market's growth is its ability to provide internet coverage to
remote and rural areas that lack access to traditional broadband services.
Satellite internet has the potential to connect even the most isolated
communities, effectively narrowing the digital divide.
- Low
Earth Orbit (LEO) Constellations: Technological advancements have led
to the development of LEO satellite constellations, comprising hundreds or
even thousands of small satellites orbiting at lower altitudes. These
constellations, such as SpaceX's Starlink, promise reduced latency and
enhanced data speeds compared to traditional geostationary satellites.
- Broadband
Competition: The satellite internet market is disrupting the dominance
of traditional broadband providers by offering viable alternatives. This
competition is driving innovation, pushing both satellite and terrestrial
providers to enhance their services.
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