SpaceX: satellite direct-to-device constellation

26 January 2024 | Research

Jiachen Zhang | Lluc Palerm

Company profile | PPTX and PDF (3 slides) | Satellite Strategies for Telcos


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SpaceX is working on its Starlink Gen2 satellites with direct-to-device (D2D) communications hosted payloads to connect to unmodified cell phones. 

Information included in this report

  • A company overview of SpaceX, including its D2D strategy, funding information, partnerships and its current standing within the regulatory landscape
  • Key data about the D2D technical details, covering constellation description, waveform standards and technology partners
  • An analysis of the company’s strengths and weaknesses

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Authors

Jiachen Zhang

Research Analyst

Lluc Palerm

Research Director, space and satellite, expert in satellite strategies for telcos

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