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5 December 2013
Defining the Satellite Broadband Market Eco-System
Present & Future Trends in HTS
Christopher Baugh, President, NSR
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About NSR
NSR’s HTS Coverage & History
– Definitions: HTS & MEO-HTS
– Demand Forecast Evolution
Past/Present/Future Trends
Why HTS?
– Industry Bifurcation
What’s Next for HTS?
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Keynote Agenda
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GVF HTS Roundtable
HTS Roundtable- London 2013
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About NSR
NSR is a Global Leader in Satellite Market Research and Consulting
Founded in 2000, NSR specializes in analysis of growth
opportunities across the satellite industry
NSR’s expert consultants are located globally and possess over 140 years of combined
industry experience.
Multi-Client Reports on Various Satellite Topics
Extensive Client Research, Consulting and Advisory Services
“Holistic” approach to research enables NSR to anticipate trends with a higher
degree of confidence and precision than the competition and stay ahead of the curve.
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GVF HTS Roundtable
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Types of clients NSR serves
include:
Satellite Operators
Satellite Manufacturers & Component Suppliers
Launch Services Providers
Systems Integrators
Service Providers
Legal Industry
Financial Community
VSAT Vendors
Antenna and Subsystems Manufacturers
End Users
Governments and Public Institutions
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Our Clientele
NSR clients range from start-ups to market leaders in various sectors of the satellite and telecommunications industry.
Consulting projects have been completed in every region and in over 75 countries worldwide.
The common theme across our clientele is the requirement for unbiased, actionable analysis that provides each client with the intelligence it cannot find elsewhere.
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NSR coined the acronym “HTS”
• HTS is now the industry standard
• NSR was first analyst firm to provide HTS
quantitative/qualitative analysis across all markets
First consulting group to publish research on
several emerging topics
• HTS Capacity Trends
• IPTV
• Hosted Payloads
• Mobile TV
• Wireless Backhaul via Satellite
• SCADA, M2M Markets
• And MANY more
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NSR’s Thought Leadership
NSR was one of the early adopters of market coverage via regular Webinars and Bottom Line
analyst perspectives
NSR has been ahead of the curve since it’s inception…
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HTS Roundtable- London 2013
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About NSR
NSR’s HTS Coverage & History
– Definitions: HTS & MEO-HTS
– Demand Forecast Evolution
Past/Present/Future Trends
Why HTS?
– Industry Bifurcation
What’s Next for HTS?
5 December 2013
Keynote Agenda
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GVF HTS Roundtable
HTS Roundtable- London 2013
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NSR’s HTS Coverage & History
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GVF HTS Roundtable
= Ka spot beams
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= Ka spot beams
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NSR defines HTS as:
Any satellite or satellite payload that has at least twice (though usually many
times more) the throughput of a traditional FSS satellite for the same amount of
allocated frequency on orbit.
These satellites can use any frequency to provision a service and almost
exclusively make use of frequency reuse and multiple spot beams to increase
throughput and reduce the price per bit delivered.
HTS: Definition
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GVF HTS Roundtable
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NSR defines MEO-HTS as:
A medium earth orbit (MEO), low latency satellite constellation.
These satellites can use any frequency to provision a service and make use of
frequency reuse and multiple spot beams to increase throughput and reduce
the price per bit delivered.
MEO-HTS: Definition
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NSR’s First HTS Demand Forecast in
GASSD 6:
Total HTS Demand:
– 2008 – 16.2 Gbps
– 2012 – 27.8 Gbps
– 2018 – 189.6 Gbps
Applications:
– BB Access, VSAT, Mobility, Gov/Mil, SNG,
DTH, Distribution
HTS: Demand Forecast Evolution
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2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Gb
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Global HTS Bandwidth Demand by Application
Distribution DTH Contribution & OUTV Telephony & Carrier
Enterprise Data Broadband Access Commercial Mobility Gov/Mil
NSR’s Latest HTS Demand Forecast
in GASSD 10:
Total HTS Demand:
– 2012 – 62.6 Gbps
– 2018 – 451.5 Gbps
– 2022 – 918.2 Gbps
Applications:
– BB Access, Backhaul, VSAT, Trunking,
Mobility, Gov/Mil, SNG, DTH, Distribution
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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
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Global Baseline HTS Bandwidth Demand by Application
Other Services Narrowband VSAT
Broadband Telephony & Carrier
Video Contribution & OUTV DTH
Video Distribution
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GVF HTS Roundtable
HTS Roundtable- London 2013
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About NSR
NSR’s HTS Coverage & History
– Definitions: HTS & MEO-HTS
– Demand Forecast Evolution
Past/Present/Future Trends
Why HTS?
– Industry Bifurcation
What’s Next for HTS?
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Keynote Agenda
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GVF HTS Roundtable
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Main HTS - Launched
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Operator Satellite Launch Year Orbital SpotHTS Capacity,
Gbps (Est)
Eutelsat Eutelsat KA-SAT 9A 2010 9E 90.0
Arabsat Arabsat-5C 2011 20E ~8-10
Avanti Hylas-2 2012 31E ~15.0
YahSat Yahsat-1B 2012 47.5E ~20.0
Thaicom Thaicom-4 (IPSTAR-1) 2006 119.5E ~45.0
Ciel Satellite Ciel-2 2008 129W ~5.0
Telesat Anik-F2,-F3 2004, 2007 111.1W, 118.8W ~5-7
ViaSat ViaSat-1 2011 115.1W 140.0
ViaSat Wildblue-1 2006 111W 10.0
EchoStar/Hughes EchoStar-XVII (Jupiter-1) 2012 107W ~100.0
EchoStar/Hughes Spaceway-3 2007 95W 10.0
Intelsat Galaxy-28 2005 89W ~2.0
SES* AMC-15, AMC-16 2004 105W,85W ~2
Hispasat Amazonas-3 2013 61W ~10-15
Avanti Hyals-1 2010 33.5W ~2-5
Note: HTS payload on AMC-16 not believed to be operational due to power issues.
Also, the list excludes dedicated, non-commercialized HTS payloads used by DIRECTV and Dish Network for DTH services.
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Main HTS - Announced
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Operator Satellite Launch Year Orbital SpotHTS Capacity,
Gbps (Est)
SES* Astra-2E, -2F, -2G, -5B 2012-2014 28.2E & 31.5E ~7.0
Inmarsat Inmarsat-5F1, -5F2,-5F3 2013-2016 Not disclosed ~40.0
Arabsat Badr-7 2014 26E ~15.0
Eutelsat Eutelsat 3B 2014 3E ~5.0
RSCC Express-AM5,-AM6 2014-2015 140E, 53E ~5-10
Telenor Thor-7 2014 0.8W ~10.0
Hispasat Amazonas-4B 2015 61W ~10-15
Spacecom Amos-6 2015 4W ~20.0
Avanti Hylas 3/ERDS 2015 21.5E ~7-10
NewSat Jabiru-1 2015 91.5E ~8.0
Telesat Telesat-12 Vantage 2015 15W ~10-20
Intelsat Intelsat-29e, 33e 2015-2016 50W, 60E 50-60
NBN Co. NBN-1a, -1b 2015-2016 Not disclosed ~150-170
Eutelsat Eutelsat-65W A 2016 65W ~10-20
Star One Star One-D1 2016 84W ~20-30
Telebras SGDC-1 2016 75W ~55.0
EchoStar/Hughes EchoStar-XIX (Jupiter-2) 2016 Not disclosed ~150.0
ViaSat ViaSat-2 2016 Not disclosed ~250.0
Intelsat 3 additional EPIC 2017-2019 Not disclosed 75-90
Note: Astra-2E and -2F have already launched but treating as part of an overall “HTS System”
HTS Roundtable- London 2013
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Main Demand Trends
Total HTS/MEO-HTS demand could
reach 1 Tbps by 2022
Broadband access drives capacity
demand but lower revenues
Revenue potential of other
segments to equal/exceed access
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HTS & MEO-HTS Forecast Trends
Main Supply Trends
Supply to exceed 2.3 Tbps
Supply growth need to stay well
ahead of demand to provide
“headroom” for demand growth
Demand does exists to fill supply
though different regions will see
market play out differently
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Global HTS & MEO-HTS Bandwidth Demand by Application
Distribution DTH Contribution & OUTV Telephony & Carrier
Enterprise Data Broadband Access Commercial Mobility Gov/Mil
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Total Supply HTS/MEO-HTS Demand
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Main Revenue Trends
Total wholesale HTS/MEO-HTS
revenues to exceed US$3.3 billion
by 2022
There will be capacity pricing
significant differentiation by
application.
As such HTS/MEO-HTS revenues
are more evenly attributed than
leased bandwidth demand.
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HTS & MEO-HTS Forecast Trends
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2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
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Global Revenues for Leased HTS & MEO-HTS Bandwidth by Application
Distribution DTH Contribution & OUTV Telephony & Carrier
Enterprise Data Broadband Access Commercial Mobility Gov/Mil
Video Dist.0.4%
DTH1.1%
Cont. & OUTV0.1%
Enterprise Data16.5%
Broadband Access71.7%
Commercial Mobility
5.0%
Gov/Mil5.2%
HTS & MEO-HTS Leased Bandwidth Demand Share by Application, 2022
Video Dist.1.1%
DTH2.0%
Cont. & OUTV0.4%
Enterprise Data33.6%
Broadband Access23.6%
Commercial Mobility22.3%
Gov/Mil17.0%
HTS & MEO-HTS Revenue Share by Application, 2022
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About NSR
NSR’s HTS Coverage & History
– Definitions: HTS & MEO-HTS
– Demand Forecast Evolution
Past/Present/Future Trends
Why HTS?
– Industry Bifurcation
What’s Next for HTS?
5 December 2013
Keynote Agenda
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GVF HTS Roundtable
HTS Roundtable- London 2013
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Why HTS?
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HTS Demand
VSAT Networking
Satellite Broadband
Access
Wireless Backhaul
Mobility
DTH & Video Dist.
SNG
Trunking
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HTS/MEO-HTS Boogiemen!
Too much HTS/MEO-HTS supply?
Will cannibalize C/Ku!
Drive down transponder prices!
Too many payloads and too high risk for failures!
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Industry Bifurcation
Media
Linear TV
OTT/TV Everywhere
Broadband Access
Mission Critical
Network Control
IP Data
Backhaul
C/Ku-Band
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Industry Bifurcation
Media
Linear TV
OTT/TV Everywhere
Broadband Access
Mission Critical
Network Control
IP Data
Backhaul
C/Ku-Band
HTS
MEO-HTS
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Point-to-Multipoint Point-to-Point
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HTS Roundtable- London 2013
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About NSR
NSR’s HTS Coverage & History
– Definitions: HTS & MEO-HTS
– Demand Forecast Evolution
Past/Present/Future Trends
Why HTS?
– Industry Bifurcation
What’s Next for HTS?
5 December 2013
Keynote Agenda
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GVF HTS Roundtable
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What Next for HTS?
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Technologies that NSR is following for next
generation of HTS
Flat Panel Antennas
Ground Based
Beam Forming
Digital Channelizers
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What Next for HTS?
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Which HTS Model for Which Market/Application?
Source: Newtec
AT LEAST 3 Models
for Provisioning HTS
Service
1. Retail Service
Resold Through
CLOSED System
2. Mbps Resold
Through CLOSED
System
3. OPEN System
With Complete
Flexibility
Fle
xib
ility
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More Reading on HTS…
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