NASDAQ:VSAT 3 September 2025

Sky-High Wi-Fi Showdown: Starlink vs Viasat vs Gogo – The Battle for In-Flight Internet Supremacy
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Sky-High Wi-Fi Showdown: Starlink vs Viasat vs Gogo – The Battle for In-Flight Internet Supremacy

SpaceX’s Starlink now delivers 200–350 Mbps in-flight Wi-Fi, far outpacing older systems. Major airlines including Delta, United, and Air France have begun offering free onboard internet, often using new high-throughput satellite providers. Viasat/Inmarsat, Intelsat, Panasonic, and Thales remain key players as airlines rapidly upgrade fleets. OneWeb-Eutelsat entered the market in 2024.
September 2, 2025
High-Speed Battle at Sea: 2025’s Best Maritime Satellite Services Revealed
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High-Speed Battle at Sea: 2025’s Best Maritime Satellite Services Revealed

SpaceX Starlink Maritime now delivers hundreds of Mbps internet to ships, letting passengers stream video mid-ocean—far surpassing legacy 5–10 Mbps links. Inmarsat, Intelsat, and OneWeb have upgraded speeds and coverage, with OneWeb’s enterprise service priced at $9,600/month for 50 Mbps. Iridium’s LEO network covers the poles for critical comms, while SES and Starlink offer gigabit speeds to cruise ships via joint MEO-LEO service.
September 2, 2025

Stock Market Today

  • Bell Potter predicts 180% gain for Trajan Group on ASX despite currency challenges
    May 27, 2026, 6:53 PM EDT. Bell Potter recommends buying Trajan Group Holdings Ltd (ASX: TRJ), forecasting a potential 180% share price increase over the next 12 months. The company, a developer of analytical science instruments for the global life sciences market, faces near-term earnings pressure due to a stronger Australian dollar impacting revenue and EBITDA by approximately A$4 million and A$2 million respectively. Trajan is implementing cost-saving measures, including headcount reductions and a new ERP system to enhance supply chain efficiency. Bell Potter lowered its price target to 75 cents from $1.05 but retained a buy rating, citing expected margin improvements needed for significant share gains. The target price reflects a blend of discounted cash flow (DCF) and earnings multiples, with adjustments made for increased risks and lower estimates.