Launching on Tuesday 3rd November 2026, the event will deliver two days of tightly curated discussion focused exclusively on the NTN ecosystem and the convergence of satellite and terrestrial networks.
Just as MNIS Global isn’t your typical one-dimensional, keynote-driven conference, so MNIS:NTN is not a broad-brush webinar series.
Building on MNIS’ acclaimed and innovative formats, this virtual event is a high-value, senior-level industry forum designed around meaningful discussion, strategic insight and commercially relevant engagement.
The boundaries between terrestrial and non-terrestrial connectivity are disappearing. Satellite communications is no longer operating at the edge of the telecoms conversation. It is rapidly becoming part of the mainstream network roadmap. Direct-to-device services, hybrid coverage models, sovereign communications infrastructure, resilient backhaul, IoT expansion and space-based compute are reshaping how operators, vendors and investors think about the future of connectivity.
MNIS:NTN has been created to explore these questions with the people actively shaping the market.
The editorial structure is intentionally concise and high-level, designed to attract senior decision-makers without the fatigue of traditional virtual conference formats.
• 2 days of live programming
• Approx. 3 hours of content per day
• Three focused one-hour sessions per day
• Executive keynotes
• Expert panels
• Fireside conversations
• Live audience Q&A
• On-demand access post-event
MNIS:NTN will explore the full NTN landscape, including:
• Direct-to-device and hybrid connectivity
• NTN market outlook and commercial readiness
• Satellite-terrestrial convergence strategies
• User experience, latency and service quality
• Device ecosystems and chipset evolution
• Economics and deployment models
• Data centres in space and edge infrastructure
• Standards and interoperability
• 3GPP NTN evolution versus proprietary architectures
• Bent pipe versus regenerative payload models
• Spectrum strategy and regulatory developments
• Sovereignty, resilience and national infrastructure priorities
• Director-level and above
• C-suite and founders
• Strategy, innovation and technology leadership
• Product, architecture and standards leadership
• Mobile Network Operators (MNOs)
• Satellite operators
• Network equipment vendors
• Semiconductor and device ecosystem players
• Cloud and infrastructure providers
• Analysts and industry bodies
• Investors and innovation teams
• Emerging NTN and space-tech start-ups
The NTN market remains relatively concentrated compared with broader telecoms sectors. That creates a rare commercial environment:
• Smaller audience
• Higher strategic value
• Greater seniority concentration
• More direct access to decision-makers
• Less noise than large-scale trade events
MNIS:NTN is designed around quality of engagement rather than volume alone.
Sponsors are positioned directly within the conversations shaping the future of hybrid connectivity.
• Future operator strategies
• Device ecosystems
• Standards development
• Infrastructure investment
• Enterprise connectivity models
• National communications resilience
MNIS:NTN positions sponsors directly within these conversations.
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