Digitization and virtualization of SATCOM networks: what does it all mean?
Satellite ground networks are in the midst of evolutionary challenges that will transform industry business ecosystems and ground network architectures. With up to 50,000 active satellites predicted to be in orbit over the next 10 years, the space layer is rapidly changing, bringing a complex and variegated set of orbits and waveforms that satellite communication (SATCOM) networks need to support. This drives the need for SATCOM operators to create flexible and adaptable networks capable of operating on a myriad of different waveforms, orbits, and constellations—while simultaneously maintaining service quality and profitability.
This report includes discussion of the following topics
- What exactly does Digitization mean to my SATCOM network?
- Reduced TCO
- Increased RF Performance
- Increased Network Agility and Capability
- What exactly does Virtualization mean to my SATCOM network?
- Reduced TCO
- Increased Operational Performance
- Accelerated Speed of Innovation
Digitization and Virtualization of SATCOM Networks: What Does It All Mean?
Author
Vivek Prasad
Principal Analyst, space and satellite, expert in satellite capacityRelated items
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