SpaceX’s sprawling Starlink constellation has reshaped the satellite broadband landscape, pressuring rivals to keep up or change the game entirely. With more than 7,000 satellites in low Earth orbit and counting, Starlink’s aggressive growth ambitions have raised expectations around performance, price and scale.
But as geopolitical shifts accelerate demand for sovereign satellite networks and digital self-reliance, nations and companies are investing in alternatives that can meet strategic, regulatory and commercial needs outside of the SpaceX ecosystem.
Join us on April 16 for a timely discussion on those challenging Starlink and the push for multi-orbit and multi-operator solutions.
Discussion topics will include:
How regulatory pressure and geopolitical tensions are reshaping satellite connectivity strategies
The challenges facing sovereign satellite networks to gain scale
The role of public-private partnerships in accelerating alternatives
Multi-orbit architectures and the growing importance of interoperability
Competing with Starlink in the Starship era
Whether you’re a satellite operator, government policymaker, investor or user of global connectivity, this session will help you understand how the satellite broadband market is evolving — and what’s at stake.
Jason Rainbow
Jason Rainbow
Senior Staff Writer
SpaceNews
Eva Berneke
Eva Berneke
CEO
Eutelsat
Dan Goldberg
Dan Goldberg (TBC)
CEO
Telesat
TBA
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