Constellations - Explore Space Network Technologies with Industry Leaders - 173 - Satellite Industry Softwarization, On-Board AI and Flying Routers in Space

173 - Satellite Industry Softwarization, On-Board AI and Flying Routers in Space

02/14/24 • 25 min

Constellations - Explore Space Network Technologies with Industry Leaders

In the past, “mission-adaptable” was not a phrase used to describe a satellite. Hear Sethu Saveda Suvanam, CEO and Found of ReOrbit, explain how on-board computing is fundamentally changing the way data moves in space – and how it can maximize data access security and speed.

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172 - Mainstreaming Satellite, Embracing MEF Standards and Enabling Service Delivery in Minutes

Satellite has often been viewed as a transport of last resort, however that is rapidly changing as satellite networks digitally transform and adopt standards to become like today’s mainstream telecom networks. In this podcast episode, find out how standards such as Carrier Ethernet are playing a critical role in enabling satellite and telecommunications networks to converge to deliver services such as enterprise network extension, SD-WAN and IP services to hard-to-reach areas. Here to discuss the critical role of standards is Daniel Bar Lev, the VP of Strategic Programs at MEF. Daniel is responsible for the development and implementation of a range of strategic MEF programs that enable MEF’s 200+ members to accelerate the transformation of their networks and operations.

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174 - Mission Critical Comms on the Move, Multi-Orbit Handovers and Zero Packet Loss

In the history of space, satellite terminal designs have expanded and changed with the needs of end use cases and at the mercy of demanding applications...but not more so than the past 10 years. Hear John Finney, CEO of ALL.SPACE, explain the details and drivers advancing terminal technology for true high performance multi-orbit connectivity on the move.