Satellite Laser Communications Business Expected To Blossom

March 14, 2022
Mynaric co-founder Markus Knapek
Markus Knapek, a former DLR senior scientist and a Mynaric co-founder, showcased the company’s laser comm terminal prototype in 2018.
Credit: Mynaric
Entrepreneurs and investors looking for the next rising star in new space are eyeing laser-based optical communications for satellites. One high-profile provider could see 100% CAGR by 2025 Recent acquisitions and IPO point to growing investor interest With tens of thousands of satellites expected...

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