Presentation Information
[17p-70A_101-6]The $1 Trillion Space Economy: Satellite Data as Global Digital Infrastructure
〇Rafel Jorda Siquier1 (1.Open Cosmos Founder and CEO)
Keywords:
space,satellite,space as a critical infrastructure
Space as Critical Infrastructure:
The global space economy is projected to exceed $1 trillion by 2040. This growth is driven by a fundamental shift: satellite data is becoming essential global infrastructure for security, logistics, and sustainability. The market no longer demands simple data transmission; it requires real-time intelligence. This necessitates a technological leap to on-orbit "Edge AI" and high-performance computing, where satellites process vast data streams locally to deliver immediate insights.
Shared Infrastructure for Rapid Access:
Open Cosmos addresses this need through OpenConstellation, a mutualized satellite infrastructure that significantly lowers barriers to entry. By managing the entire mission lifecycle—from design to operation—we enable organizations to deploy their core technologies into orbit without the burden of building full systems. Our collaboration with Japanese industry demonstrates how local innovation can effectively integrate into this global network.
Call to Co-Create:
In this presentation, we will demonstrate how our platform accelerates the deployment of space capabilities. We actively invite engineers, researchers, and partners to join our ecosystem to co-create the backbone of this emerging space infrastructure.
The global space economy is projected to exceed $1 trillion by 2040. This growth is driven by a fundamental shift: satellite data is becoming essential global infrastructure for security, logistics, and sustainability. The market no longer demands simple data transmission; it requires real-time intelligence. This necessitates a technological leap to on-orbit "Edge AI" and high-performance computing, where satellites process vast data streams locally to deliver immediate insights.
Shared Infrastructure for Rapid Access:
Open Cosmos addresses this need through OpenConstellation, a mutualized satellite infrastructure that significantly lowers barriers to entry. By managing the entire mission lifecycle—from design to operation—we enable organizations to deploy their core technologies into orbit without the burden of building full systems. Our collaboration with Japanese industry demonstrates how local innovation can effectively integrate into this global network.
Call to Co-Create:
In this presentation, we will demonstrate how our platform accelerates the deployment of space capabilities. We actively invite engineers, researchers, and partners to join our ecosystem to co-create the backbone of this emerging space infrastructure.