Sports leagues and airlines want more sophisticated weather data
Serena Williams walked onto the tennis court in New York to thwack practice shots on a Wednesday morning in August ...
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Regulator raises concerns over Viasat-Inmarsat deal
The U.K. Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) on Thursday raised concerns over lack of competition as part of its phase ...
U.S. looks to avoid another fight over 5G airwaves, this time with the Army
A tiny agency that failed to avert a messy fight between airlines and telecommunications companies over 5G airwaves will soon ...
Growing space enterprises diverge on whether to acquire or partner
Recent events leave the space industry ready for further mergers and acquisitions, as acquirers face the challenge of integrating newly ...
Regulators struggle to keep step with industry changes
The speed of innovation in the space industry is preventing regulators from making and adapting policies that keep up with ...
Incipient investment strategies emerge as space exchange-traded funds commence
Elements of investment strategies of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in commercial space are surfacing amid questions about their components, the potential ...
Connectivity investors question whether Project Kuiper’s FCC clearance pushes it towards a Telesat tie-up
The satellite broadband market is being propelled to new heights as a new champion emerges in Amazon, which has committed ...
Mixed outlook for inflight connectivity as passenger uptick meets capacity negotiations
Recent turnings in air-passenger traffic and stocks of inflight connectivity providers are boosting the sector, although likely in baby steps for ...
Regulators exploring 5G auction delay alternatives to boost economy
The prospect for other pandemic-related 5G auction delays is growing after Canada postponed its December sale by six months to ...
Resilient satellite backhaul in spotlight as OneWeb sale gathers momentum
Satellite backhaul is being tipped to flourish post-coronavirus in a boost for LEO broadband ventures such as OneWeb, which fell into ...
