
In this episode, Jake Saunders, Vice President at ABI Research, breaks down the firm’s latest report on satellite IoT, highlighting a projected $3.1 billion market size by 2030. He outlines the most promising yet under‑served commercial verticals—such as remote agriculture, maritime logistics, and critical infrastructure monitoring—where satellite connectivity can out‑perform terrestrial networks. The discussion also maps the competitive landscape, noting the rise of low‑cost LEO constellations and the growing partnership models between satellite and terrestrial providers. Saunders emphasizes that the synergy between the two networks will be key to unlocking scale and delivering reliable, global IoT coverage.

The episode examines how the Middle East is rapidly emerging as a global hub for space and connectivity, driven by ambitious satellite programs and strategic partnerships. Guest Steve Bochinger, Affiliate Executive Advisor at Novaspace, outlines the region's vision for space,...

In this episode, Lisa Dyer, Executive Director of the GPS Alliance, explains how growing geopolitical tensions and reliance on precise timing are driving the need for GNSS resilience, interoperability, and innovation across multiple satellite constellations. She highlights that robust, cross‑compatible...

In this year‑in‑review episode, hosts Chris Quilty and Caleb Henry dissect 2025’s pivotal developments: the launch of the Golden Dome architecture, Starlink’s expanding market dominance, and the rapid growth of Direct‑to‑Device (D2D) services, all underpinned by increasing sovereign demand for...