Tech Leaders Talk Up Quantum, New Manufacturing Technologies, and Telecoms Integration | SATELLITE 2025 Show Daily — Day 3

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In a recent discussion at the SATELLITE 2025 show, leaders from the satellite industry shared their insights on the future of satellite technology and manufacturing. They emphasized the need for the industry to adapt to new challenges, particularly in light of competition from companies like Starlink. The conversation highlighted a shift towards more efficient manufacturing processes, moving away from complex designs to simpler, more scalable solutions that can be produced in larger quantities.

The panel also explored the impact of Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellations, which differ significantly from traditional satellites. Unlike the larger, single satellites that require high reliability, LEO constellations can afford some failures due to their numbers, allowing for a more cost-effective production approach. This change is expected to lower costs and improve the overall efficiency of satellite services.

Additionally, the discussion touched on the exciting potential of quantum technology in satellite communications. With advancements in quantum computing and encryption, new markets are emerging for secure communication services. However, the panelists cautioned that while the technology is promising, practical implementation and customer experience will be crucial for its success in the market.

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