CG (NYSE: GIB) (TSX: GIB.A) European Space Agency (ESA) Under ESA ARTES Core Competitiveness program, British Space Agencyexpand its development Dynamic predictive routing (DPR) tool.
used by the tool machine learning (ML) to enhance the routing of traffic in LEO dynamic networks, especially those incorporating lasers Inter-satellite link (ISL). This enables operators to increase revenue by optimizing network fill factors and improve customer satisfaction by responding more quickly to changing user demands.
In the first phase of its work, CGI successfully demonstrated that ML-based routing tools for satellite planning are more effective than current state-of-the-art tools. CGI tools allow satellite operators to use standards-based software defined network Across space and terrestrial networks with machine learning-enabled central controllers and onboard agents that control virtual routers on satellites.
A new phase of this work will formally demonstrate the performance achievable on space-suitable hardware under realistic network load conditions.
I still use CGI TESAT-SpacecomMarket leader in the field of telecom payloads and laser communications to develop this project.The DPR project is built on the end-to-end basis of CGI artificial intelligence (AI), an accelerator platform called CGI AccelerateAI360with a suite of solutions for the global satellite communications market that forms the CGI Autonomous Satellite Communication Solution (AUTSS) program.
“Dynamic Predictive Routing continues to demonstrate the utility of applying machine learning techniques to some of the most difficult problems in satellite communications planning. This continued development builds on CGI’s ability to master end-to-end network control and optimization to help satellite operators achieve market-leading results with a proven solution.”— Jamie Reid Vice President of Space Data Platforms and Applications for the UK and Australia at CGI
“We are proud of our longstanding collaboration with CGI and are pleased to continue working with them on the DPR project.”— Dietmar SchmidtHead of Technology and Products at ESA
