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Regulating the Next Generation of Satellites | BCG

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The use of low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites is reaching an inflection point, with the potential to transform communication. Compared to traditional satellites, LEO technology offers faster communication and lower latency. The satellites themselves are smaller and less expensive to build and launch—with costs projected to continue falling. Thousands of first-generation LEO satellites are already in orbit, but new versions are coming in greater numbers. They will not replace existing satellites but complement them, creating a hybrid solution that will unlock new uses based on seamless…

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