The Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) market is poised for expansion, with global revenues set to reach $14.9 billion by 2030, according to the latest ABI Research worldwide market study. This surge reflects a dynamic era for digital security, shaped by the proliferation of interconnected devices, the acceleration of cryptoagility, and the growing imperative of device identity management. PKI Security Market Development PKI has long underpinned digital trust, securing sensitive data and authenticating identities across networks. Today's business technology landscape has dramatically shifted. Enterprises are rapidly integrating IoT, cloud services, and AI-powered platforms, making the management of digital certificates and identity lifecycles both strategically essential and operationally complex. The threat landscape continues to change as malicious actors exploit new vulnerabilities, pushing organizations toward shorter certificate lifecycles and the adoption of quantum-resistant al...
Satellite communications is now driven by Low Earth Orbit (LEO) networks. From once niche technology serving remote outposts, LEO satellites are becoming mainstream — delivering high-speed, low-latency broadband everywhere from city centers to far-flung islands. According to Gartner's latest market study, global spending on LEO satellite communications services will reach $14.8 billion in 2026, marking a 24.5 percent jump in just a single year. LEO Satellites Market Development Unlike traditional geostationary satellites positioned tens of thousands of kilometers above the Earth, LEO satellites orbit at much lower altitudes — typically between 500 and 2,000km. This proximity yields two key advantages for modern communications: 1) Lower latency: Data can travel from ground station to satellite and back much faster, unlocking real-time internet use and interactive applications. 2) Broader coverage and capacity: Large, multiplying constellations can tile the planet, reaching regions w...