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DESCRIPTION:[The New Space Economy: Infrastructure\, Markets & Emerging Opp
 ortunities]\n\nThe space industry is evolving into a wider ecosystem of in
 frastructure providers\, data services\, and emerging commercial industrie
 s. In “The New Space Economy: Infrastructure\, Markets & Emerging Opport
 unities\,” Mark Goldstein\, President of International Research Center\,
  will provide a strategic overview of the forces shaping this transformati
 on. The session will span transformative launch economics\, satellite cons
 tellations for broadband and Direct to Device services\, Earth Observation
 \, ground networks\, and national security demand\, while exploring new op
 portunities in on-orbit compute and orbital data centers\, space manufactu
 ring\, satellite servicing\, commercial space stations\, lunar and Mars ac
 tivity\, and space tourism. We’ll examine how investment\, public policy
 \, international competition\, and technological advances are influencing 
 market development\, distinguish near-term opportunities from longer-term 
 ambitions\, and explore risks to space infrastructure and the environment.
  Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of the space economy’
 s expanding value chains and their implications for technology leaders\, b
 usinesses\, and governments.\n\nSpeaker(s): Mark Goldstein\, \n\nVirtual: 
 https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/584401
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/584401
ORGANIZER:askidmore@computer.org
SEQUENCE:22
SUMMARY:The New Space Economy: Infrastructure\, Markets & Emerging Opportun
 ities
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/584401
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 ture providers\, data services\, and emerging commercial industries. In&nb
 sp\;<strong>&ldquo\;The New Space Economy: Infrastructure\, Markets &amp\;
  Emerging Opportunities\,&rdquo\;</strong> Mark Goldstein\, President of I
 nternational Research Center\, will provide a strategic overview of the fo
 rces shaping this transformation. The session will span transformative lau
 nch economics\, satellite constellations for broadband and Direct to Devic
 e services\, Earth Observation\, ground networks\, and national security d
 emand\, while exploring new opportunities in on-orbit compute and orbital 
 data centers\, space manufacturing\, satellite servicing\, commercial spac
 e stations\, lunar and Mars activity\, and space tourism. We&rsquo\;ll exa
 mine how investment\, public policy\, international competition\, and tech
 nological advances are influencing market development\, distinguish near-t
 erm opportunities from longer-term ambitions\, and explore risks to space 
 infrastructure and the environment. Attendees will leave with a clearer un
 derstanding of the space economy&rsquo\;s expanding value chains and their
  implications for technology leaders\, businesses\, and governments.</span
 ></p>
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