Topic: CompactPCI

CompactPCI Serial reaches out into space

February 21, 2017

Recently, the U.S.-based Internet service provider OneWeb ordered 900 satellites to provide additional global broadband. Knowing that this volume is more than half of the total 1,400 satellites already in orbit, and knowing that the cost for sending one into space is about $100 million, the industry needs to start thinking about new technologies that could help manage the mass of satellites that must be produced every year.

Topic: CompactPCI

CompactPCI Serial reaches out into space

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