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卫星网路的未来：虚拟化、基于标准的编排和人工智慧
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1839514

卫星网路的未来：虚拟化、基于标准的编排和人工智慧

Future Satellite Networks: Virtualisation, Standards-Based Orchestration and AI Adoption
出版日期: | 出版商: Analysys Mason | 英文 14 Slides | 商品交期: 最快1-2个工作天内

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简介目录

"基于标准的编排和人工智慧对于多轨道卫星网路的扩展、保持竞争力和满足服务等级协定 (SLA) 至关重要。"

本报告分析了重点关注虚拟化、标准化编排和人工智慧应用的必要性，以应对卫星通讯产业面临的课题，包括网路现代化进程缓慢、复杂性日益增加以及架构碎片化。虚拟化奠定了基础，标准化编排统一了营运并实现了多轨道互通网路。人工智慧进一步提高了效率并支援新服务的创建。透过正确实施这些技术步骤，企业可以建构敏捷、有效率且具竞争力的多轨道、多供应商卫星网路。

本报告还解释了为什么依赖硬体的网路无法达到与多轨道、多服务网路相同的服务水平，并指出由标准化和模组化软体支援的虚拟化为云端原生卫星通讯奠定了基础。报告也强调了网路软体供应商在透过技术创新和 SaaS 商业模式推动从以硬体为中心的网路向云端原生网路转型过程中所发挥的关键作用。报告还阐述了基础设施抽象和标准化编排如何为营运商带来敏捷性、效率和服务可扩展性。

本报告解答的问题

  • 供应商和营运商应采用哪些策略来建构模组化、云端原生、支援 AI 的卫星网路？
  • 为什么分阶段、与生态系统协调的方法对于在多轨道、多服务网路中部署虚拟化、编排和 AI 至关重要？
  • 标准化编排如何降低网路复杂度并确保不同卫星网路的 SLA 合规性？
  • AI 如何将卫星营运从被动响应转变为预测性和最佳化？实现这目标的技术前提是什么？
简介目录

"Standards-aligned orchestration and AI are essential for multi-orbit satellite networks to scale, stay competitive and meet SLAs."

This report examines why the satellite communications (satcom) industry must tackle slow network modernisation, rising complexity and fragmented architectures by focusing on virtualisation, standards-based orchestration and AI adoption. Virtualisation comes first, standardised orchestration unifies operations to enable multi-orbit interoperable networks and AI improves efficiency and unlocks new services. Executing these technological steps decisively ensures agile, efficient and competitive multi-orbit, multi-vendor satellite networks.

The report also explains why hardware-bound networks cannot achieve the same service level as a multi-orbit, multi-service network, and how virtualisation, supported by standards and modular software, provides the foundation for cloud-native satcom. It highlights the role of network software vendors in driving the shift from hardware-bound networks to cloud-native networks via both technology and new software-as-a-service business models. It outlines how infrastructure abstraction and standards-based orchestration unlock agility, efficiency and service scalability for operators.

Questions answered in this report:

  • Which strategies should vendors and operators adopt to build modular, cloud-native and AI-ready satellite networks?
  • Why is a phased, ecosystem-aligned approach critical for deploying virtualisation, orchestration and AI across multi-orbit and multi-service networks?
  • What role does standards-based orchestration play in reducing network complexity and ensuring service-level agreement (SLA) compliance across diverse satellite networks?
  • How can AI transform satellite operations from being reactive to being predictive and optimised? What are the technical prerequisites?