The satcom industry is currently at a pivotal stage in its growth. Increased demand for connectivity and high availability, combined with technological developments, are creating immense opportunities. We’re seeing unprecedented expansion in LEO, as well as a visible move towards networks that span multi-orbits and frequencies. At the same time, the industry is also facing […]

The increasingly congested radio frequency spectrum and ever more complex networks are causing challenges for the defence industry. At the same time, both military satellite and radar networks are facing serious threats, both active (such as cyber-attacks, jamming, anti-satellite weapons), and passive threats (such as Radio Frequency Interference, debris, equipment failure, and even human error). […]

We’re excited to be hosting the next Satcoms Innovation Group (SIG) workshop, here at the QuadSAT headquarters in Odense, Denmark. This is the first time QuadSAT has hosted a SIG workshop; it marks a rather special milestone for us, not least because SIG has been a big part of our journey, right from when we […]

Launching a new satellite constellation requires a huge amount of effort to ensure that the ground segment is installed correctly and calibrated prior to launch. With large constellations launching in LEO, this can be a complex and challenging task yet at the same time vital to ensuring smooth operation. How can operators prepare the ground […]