Starlink and Kuiper will catalyse growth in consumer satellite broadband connections and revenue
22 January 2025 | Research
Article | PDF (3 pages) | Fixed Services| Satellite–Telecoms Integration
The consumer satellite broadband market is undergoing significant transformation, driven by Starlink and Kuiper. These non-geostationary (non-GEO) satellite systems provide high-speed internet to rural and underserved areas worldwide where traditional connectivity options are limited. Starlink has set a new standard for affordable satellite broadband while Kuiper, backed by Amazon, will further shake up the market with its satellite constellation when it launches. This article explores the impact of these developments on the consumer satellite broadband market and the strategic actions telecoms operators should consider.
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Martin Scott
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