Satellite networks are no longer a niche alternative; low-earth-orbit constellations and direct-to-device services are becoming part of mainstream connectivity. This session looks at how satellites complement terrestrial networks by extending coverage, supporting backhaul and providing resilience, and the limits of what satellites can do alone. Speakers will examine the ground infrastructure satellites rely on, including gateways, fiber and tower sites, and whether satellite growth creates new opportunities for infrastructure owners. The discussion will also address spectrum sharing, carrier partnerships, the direct-to-device plans of SpaceX, AST SpaceMobile and Amazon, and the realistic limits of satellite capacity, giving attendees a balanced view of the role satellites will play.