In
the 11th Edition of its Broadband Satellite Markets report, NSR
expects that the next decade will be very good for the backhaul,
satellite broadband, trunking, and VSAT markets- as in, $9.1 billion
worth of good.
The
NSR report predicts that there will be more than 5.2 million
subscribers of satellite broadband Internet and almost 2.9 million
enterprise very small aperture terminal (VSAT) sites installed worldwide by the time 2021 rolls
around.
According
to NSR, the high-throughput satellites (HTS) launched into orbit above
North America are finally showing their effect on 2012's growth curve
for satellite broadband Internet access services. NSR believes these
services will exert greater influence in America during the next year
and a half. In turn, this will boost Western Europe, Latin America,
and other regions.
The
NSR report also covers the future of the enterprise VSAT market.
According to the analysts, the Latin American and Asian markets will
exceeded North America and other mature markets in terms of the size
of their installed VSAT bases.
NSR
further expects that backhaul services and IP trunking will also
enjoy significant growth as services transition to provisioning with
HTS and O3b capacity. The migration will provide new capacity at a
much more affordable price compared to legacy services on the older
C- and Ku-bands.
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