The EU’s 2 GHz Plan: A Test Case for Sovereignty in Satcom
The European Commission’s proposal to re-authorize the 2 GHz Mobile Satellite Services band beyond 2027 comes at a time when satellite connectivity is increasingly shaped by geopolitical considerations as much […]
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Are Orbital Data Centers the Next Frontier of AI Infrastructure?
The race to put computing infrastructure in orbit is accelerating as hyperscalers across cloud, AI, and space compete to see who will emerge winners in what many believe will fuel […]
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Space Force Awards Boeing $2 Billion MUOS Service Life Extension Contract
The U.S. Space Force Space Systems Command has awarded Boeing a $2 billion contract for the next two Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) satellites. Fielded in 2019, four MUOS Geosynchronous […]
Connectivity
LEO Operators Launch New Industry Group for NGSO Issues
A group of satellite operators are launching a new trade association to represent Non-Geostationary (NGSO) satellite issues. Founding members Amazon, Iridium, Telesat and Globalstar announced SpaceConnect Association on Wednesday. SpaceConnect […]
Technology
Northwood Space Debuts Parabolic Antenna, Designed for High-Volume Data
Northwood Space announced a new ground system design this week, the Prism parabolic antenna, designed for high-volume data. Prism is a 2.4 meter parabolic antenna, designed for high-volume connectivity for […]





















