The global space technology market is set to grow from $611.45B in 2025 to $1,141.12B by 2034. New analysis explores its role in metropolitan infrastructure, smart cities, and urban resilience.

Space-based edge computing is emerging as a critical layer for smart city infrastructure. With the market projected to reach USD 345 billion by 2034, cities must prepare for orbit-to-ground digital integration.

China's satellite advances are bolstering smart city technology globally. An analysis of the ITIF report.

An analysis of South Korea’s three-hub strategy for space industry development and its implications for urban economic competitiveness, innovation districts, and metropolitan transformation.

China's space industry is rapidly advancing, closing the innovation gap with the United States. This development has significant implications for metropolitan areas, particularly in positioning, navigation, timing, and remote sensing technologies that underpin smart city infrastructure and digital services.