/sci/ - Science & Math

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>if you want any chance of surviving the marketshare fight that's brewing in China
A slide from a presentation "trends in the commercial space industry in China" by Space Pioneer boss Kang Yonglai. This list does, of course, not include secret military constellation projects that might be in the works, nor the litany of individual payloads that combined constitute yet another significant task to launch. There are also rumors that Huawei is interested in participating in a third internet megaconstellation, however they're holding off because launch capacity is too much of a bottleneck.

(the (t) should be (kg) I think)

There is an immense launch demand in China. I think the more likely problem is competition for relevantly skilled labor, component suppliers and launch pads, rather than the competition for customers