GMV took part in the 26th edition of the Asia-Pacific Satellite Communications Council (APSCC), one of the main international forums dedicated to the space sector in the Asia-Pacific region. The meeting was held from November 4 to 6, 2025, in Taipei (Taiwan) and brought together industry leaders, institutional officials, researchers, investors, and professionals from the satellite field to discuss the challenges and opportunities posed by technological developments in the sector.

Under the slogan “New tools and new rules: how AI and sovereignty impact the Asia-Pacific space ecosystem,” the conference offered a comprehensive program of panel discussions, case studies, and interviews with executives, as well as a large technology exhibition area showcasing the latest innovations on the market, including GMV's ground segment control solution.

The choice of Taipei as the venue highlighted Taiwan's growing role in the international space scene, making the city a key meeting point for the exchange of ideas and collaboration among the main players in the sector.

Representing GMV, Javier Cuesta Cabanás, director of the Commercial Ground Segment of Space Systems (EST), spoke at the session entitled “Cybersecurity – Cyberthreats in Your Own Backyard.” During his presentation, he addressed the cyber risks faced by operators in the ground segment control area, highlighting the threats arising from the use of legacy systems and the solutions provided by infrastructure modernization and virtualization.

GMV also had its own stand in the exhibition area, where it presented its wide range of products and services for the space sector. This meeting enabled GMV to consolidate its presence in the Asian market and reaffirm its commitment to technological innovation and international cooperation, the essential foundations of its leadership in the space sector.