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While LinearTV continues to account for a large portion of the satellite industry's revenue base, its revenue and growth trajectory has seen steady decline over the past decade. Viewer preferences, streaming services, improved broadband penetration in key markets, and other elements will all contribute to the decline of video, presenting multiple market and technical challenges for the satellite industry. But perhaps one of the biggest challenges the industry will face is the challenge being posed on the very foundation of the industry's success: broadcast economics. Cloud/CDN services are now available where end users depending on traffic patterns find the solution more cost-effective. - What is the go-to-market strategy of cloud/CDN players for video? - Will broadcast economics indeed fall by the wayside? - How should satellite operators respond to this trend and/or threat?

The Malaysian national broadband program Jendala aimed at upgrading Malaysia's telecommunications infrastructure to promote almost universal access is now in its second phase of implementation (Jendala 2). This panel will look at the challenges and lessons learned as well as key opportunities for satellite companies from the Malaysian case with panelists representing service providers as well as actual users and other key stakeholders in the program..

Number of satellites built every year now exceeds 2,000. But majority of those are small LEO satellites below 600kg class, and the markets of larger LEO and GEO birds have been shrinking. Cost of satellites has been dramatically decreasing, and people are also talking about different business models, including SaaS model (Satellite-as-a-Service). Both legacy and new satellite manufacturers have been evolved their ways of doing businesses, and we see some cases that both have been collaborating – proactively, or as a fate. At this Satellite Manufacturers Panel, first time ever in the history of APSCC Annual Conference, we will try to highlight views and mindsets of legacy and new manufacturers separately (Part-1 and part-2), and then combine the both at the same stage to discuss where the business will go in the next 5 years (Part-3). We will welcome the audience to proactively participate in the Part-3 discussions.

Number of satellites built every year now exceeds 2,000. But majority of those are small LEO satellites below 600kg class, and the markets of larger LEO and GEO birds have been shrinking. Cost of satellites has been dramatically decreasing, and people are also talking about different business models, including SaaS model (Satellite-as-a-Service). Both legacy and new satellite manufacturers have been evolved their ways of doing businesses, and we see some cases that both have been collaborating – proactively, or as a fate. At this Satellite Manufacturers Panel, first time ever in the history of APSCC Annual Conference, we will try to highlight views and mindsets of legacy and new manufacturers separately (Part-1 and part-2), and then combine the both at the same stage to discuss where the business will go in the next 5 years (Part-3). We will welcome the audience to proactively participate in the Part-3 discussions.

Number of satellites built every year now exceeds 2,000. But majority of those are small LEO satellites below 600kg class, and the markets of larger LEO and GEO birds have been shrinking. Cost of satellites has been dramatically decreasing, and people are also talking about different business models, including SaaS model (Satellite-as-a-Service). Both legacy and new satellite manufacturers have been evolved their ways of doing businesses, and we see some cases that both have been collaborating – proactively, or as a fate. At this Satellite Manufacturers Panel, first time ever in the history of APSCC Annual Conference, we will try to highlight views and mindsets of legacy and new manufacturers separately (Part-1 and part-2), and then combine the both at the same stage to discuss where the business will go in the next 5 years (Part-3). We will welcome the audience to proactively participate in the Part-3 discussions.