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Jake Saunders

  • Vice President, Asia-Pacific & Advisory Services, ABI Research
Singapore
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The Seismic Shifts in the Satellite Communications Landscape are Far From Over

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By Jake Saunders
| Via Satellite
Found inOpinion April 7th, 2026 The satellite communications market has evolved rapidly over the past four years. As SpaceX’s Starlink has racked up not just hundreds, but even thousands of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites (recently surpassing 10,000 satellites), several mergers have taken place, including Eutelsat/OneWeb and Viasat/Inmarsat in 2023, SES and Intelsat in 2024, and Lynk Global/Omnispace in 2025.
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Telecom, 5G, and 6G

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By Dimitris Mavrakis, Jake Saunders
| ABI Research
MWC26 is in full swing and the entire industry is now sharing its innovations, pain points, and, of course, adapting to NVIDIA’s broader telco strategy. Almost every relevant exhibitor is announcing an Artificial Intelligence (AI) product or trial, while the industry tries to find use cases for Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) at the edge. But it’s the absence of major 6G announcements that is the most interesting theme.
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5G and AI in Malaysia -- a digital economy for global investment (Analyst Angle)

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By Jake Saunders
| RCRWireless News
Malaysia’s recent Gross Domestic Product (GDP) performance reflects stability and progress. The next wave of competitiveness, however, will be defined by digital capability, specifically the nation’s ability to build advanced infrastructure, harness Artificial Intelligence (AI), and expand next-generation connectivity. At the center of this transformation is the structural link between AI and 5G. AI generates economic value through automation, productivity gains, and smarter decision-making.
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