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Cybersecurity
Cyber Firm Resecurity Joins Space ISAC
Resecurity is the latest cybersecurity company to join Space ISAC as a member. As a provider of cyber threat intelligence and digital risk protection, Resecurity aims to deliver advanced capabilities, […]
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Technology
Katalyst Space Encounters Attitude Control Issues With Link Spacecraft
Katalyst Space has run into technical issues with attitude control on the recently launched LINK spacecraft, on a mission to rescue NASA’s Swift Observatory. Katalyst issued an update on Tuesday, […]
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Government/Military
True Anomaly Details ‘Space Pursuit’ in Victus Haze Mission
True Anomaly detailed a space-to-space pursuit between the Rocket Lab-built Puma spacecraft and the True Anomaly Jackal-0004 spacecraft as part of the Victus Haze mission for the U.S. Space Force. […]
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Mobility
SES to Connect 60+ Aircraft for LATAM Airlines
SES will connect more than 60 Airbus and Embraer aircraft with multi-orbit in-flight connectivity (IFC) for LATAM Airlines in the next few years under a new deal announced Wednesday. The […]
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Launch
Rocket Lab Nabs Largest Launch Award; Establishing Site In Alaska
Rocket Lab on Monday said a recent $266 million contract it received from the Space Force is the company’s largest ever launch contract, which calls for at least 12 suborbital […]
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Government/Military
Eutelsat Details IRIS² MoU With Poland
Eutelsat detailed a recently signed MoU with Poland to help support Europe’s flagship IRIS² program. Under the agreement, Eutelsat and Polish institutions will collaborate on the development of secure satellite […]
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Technology
Impulse Space Details its First Electric Propulsion System
Impulse Space detailed the company’s first electric propulsion system called Electra, built to support long-duration operations in space. This comes after a year ago, Impulse said it was exploring developing […]
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Connectivity
Skywave to Add Iridium SBS Data Service Into Industrial IoT Offering
Iridium and Orbcomm company Skywave have a new strategic partnership for industrial IoT to bring Iridium’s Short Burst Data (SBD) services to heavy equipment OEM customers. This is the first […]
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Connectivity
Virgin Media O2 Exec Explains Strategic Approach to Direct-to-Device With O2 Satellite
Virgin Media O2 has long been one of the strongest players in the U.K. mobile market. In February this year, the operator began service on O2 Satellite, its direct-to-device enabled […]
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Podcast
Space-Based Data Centers: Inside the Race to Move Compute to Orbit
As AI is driving explosive growth in data center construction on Earth, there’s accelerating interest in moving some of the computing infrastructure to orbit. The past few months have seen […]
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Space Economy
SES Space & Defense Wins Space Station Connectivity Deal With Starlab
SES Space & Defense has announced an interesting new collaboration in the arena of space station connectivity. It will work with Starlab to develop a communication architecture to deliver continuous, […]
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Connectivity
Amazon Leo Files for 5,105 Satellites in Globalstar Spectrum for D2D
Amazon has filed with the FCC to launch an Amazon Leo Direct-to-Device constellation of up to 5,105 satellites, in spectrum to be acquired in the Globalstar deal. The system in […]
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Connectivity
SES Set to Receive $5.6B in Incentive Payments for C-Band Clearing
Satellite operator SES is set to receive $5.6 billion in incentive payments to clear the C-band, while Eutelsat is set to receive $504 million, according to the FCC’s final C-band […]
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People
Via Satellite Rising Stars of 2026
Back for the third year, Via Satellite recognizes a new class of 25 Rising Stars — a group of young professionals shaping the future of the space and satellite industry. […]
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Space Economy
Building the Connectivity Backbone for the Next Era of Lunar Exploration
Over the last half century, space-based assets have helped to provide terrestrial users with ubiquitous services like broadband communications and position, navigation and timing (PNT). But although we think of […]
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Manufacturing
How Fast Can You Build a Satellite? Inside the Smallsat Manufacturing Market
There’s no escaping the three-body problem—not in physics, but in project management. The classic constraints always apply: good, fast, cheap. Except in space, where there’s a fourth variable: flexibility. Today, […]
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Opinion
Thermodynamics Does Not Care About Your Form Factor
There is a familiar point in almost every spacecraft program when somebody finally asks where the heat is supposed to go. By then, the structure is complete, the electronics have […]
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Opinion
In the AI Era, Constellations Emerge As a New Strategic Class of Assets
For decades, military space was the business of a few select nations. Reconnaissance and secure communications rested on a handful of exquisite, school-bus-sized satellites that had exquisite capabilities but likewise […]
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10 Hottest
10 Smallsat Startups to Watch in 2026
The annual Via Satellite 10 Smallsat Startups to Watch list highlights companies from around the world in the early stages of funding (Series A or earlier) that are on the […]
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Opinion
New Horizons for the Smallsat Industry
Welcome to the annual Via Smallsat edition — where Via Satellite rebrands to focus on the smallsat industry. We are thrilled to present the third group of Rising Stars, a […]
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Launch
NASA to Support New Glenn Hot Fire Testing at Stennis Space Center
NASA and Blue Origin have agreed to conduct second stage hot fire testing for the New Glenn rocket at NASA’s Stennis Space Center in Mississippi to advance work on the […]
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Earth Observation
Two Galileo Satellites Enter Service for Europe
Two new Galileo satellites, SAT 33 and SAT 34, have entered service, the European Space Agency (ESA) announced on Friday. These satellites are now adding capability, resilience, and autonomy to […]
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Connectivity
Telco CEOs Shut Down the Idea of Satellite MVNO, Say LEO Isn’t a Threat to Broadband
Top telco CEOs shut down the idea of establishing a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) agreement with a satellite player, saying they do not see satellite broadband as meaningful competition […]
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Opinion
Space Is Coming for Silicon
Orbital data centers are now taking shape enough to have brand names. SpaceX has put Starmind on the map, with Elon Musk describing it as an AI satellite megaconstellation that […]
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Earth Observation
Iceye and KT SAT Partner on Flood Intelligence in South Korea
Iceye and KT SAT have a new strategic partnership to offer flood monitoring solutions in South Korea to government and commercial organizations. This marks the first deployment of Iceye Solutions […]
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Technology
Intellian Releases New Terminal for Iridium GMDSS Service
Intellian has released a new terminal for Iridium’s GMDSS maritime safety service, based on the Iridium Certus 100 service. The terminal, announced Thursday, is used with the Global Maritime Distress […]
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Technology
Frequency Electronics Reports Increased Demand From Proliferated Satellite Programs
Frequency Electronics reports $18 million in recent contract wins, including an $11 million award from an undisclosed major aerospace prime contractor to support a proliferated satellite program. President and CEO […]
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Government/Military
FCC Approves a New C-Band Auction
The FCC voted to approve another C-band auction on Wednesday, which will see satellite operators clear 160 megahertz of the upper C-band. This C-band auction looks to build on the […]
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Technology
Lite Coms Wins $22M Contract to Support Operational Readiness
Lite Coms has recieved a $22 million contract from an unnamed government and defense customer to provide satellite communications to support operational readiness. Lite Coms is an integrator and manufacturer […]
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Government/Military
FCC Overhauls Satellite Licensing, Adopts ‘Assembly Line’ Approach
The FCC approved an overhaul of its space and earth station licensing process on Wednesday to create what it calls a “licensing assembly line.” The order passed on Wednesday discards […]





























