This report evaluates the total volume of data transmitted to and from space across four key segments. It provides strategic recommendations for cloud service providers, satellite operators, and ground segment providers, helping them align their connectivity roadmaps with future demand and investment needs.
Key Insights:
- Assessment of data volumes for satellite communications and earth observation
- Analysis of the growth or contraction in data traffic compared to previous reports
- Exploration of challenges in managing increasing data consumption
- Evaluation of data requirements for emerging sectors like space tourism
- Trends in data pricing and their implications on the market
Questions Addressed:
- How do satellite communications and earth observation data traffic volumes compare?
- Are data volumes increasing or decreasing relative to previous assessments?
- What challenges arise with rising data consumption?
- How much data does space tourism require?
- What trends are emerging in data pricing?
Target Audience:
- Strategy, planning, and business intelligence teams within ground segment providers
- Cloud service providers interested in the satellite and space sector
- End-users benchmarking their connectivity roadmaps
- Investors seeking insights into space data traffic volumes
Covered in This Report:
- 9 Use Cases: Satellite communications, in-orbit servicing and space situational awareness, satellite launches, earth observation, navigation, science and technology, situational awareness, crew and cargo, emerging markets like tourism
- Global Forecasts
- Satellite Communications Pricing: Wholesale pricing per petabyte of satellite communications data
Report Segmentation:
- Satellite Traffic (Petabytes per Year):
- Satellite and space communications (GEO & Non-GEO)
- In-orbit servicing and space situational awareness
- Satellite launches
- Satellite applications (Earth observation, Navigation, Science, and more)
- Emerging markets such as crew and cargo, tourism
- Satellite Communications Pricing (by Petabyte)
