Technology
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Technology
Isotropic to License its Multi-Beam Antennas to Aero, Defense Integrators
Isotropic Systems is licensing patented core components of its multi-beam antennas to aeronautical and defense system integrators in order to accelerate customized designs, certifications, and deployments of next-generation terminals aboard […]
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Technology
MIT Technology Review Names LEO Constellations Among Breakthrough Tech
Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellations were named among 10 Breakthrough Technologies for 2020 by MIT Technology Review in its March/April print issue. Other technologies named include Artificial Intelligence (AI) -designed […]
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Technology
Northrop Grumman MEV Makes History with In-Orbit Satellite Docking
Northrop Grumman Corporation and its SpaceLogistics LLC subsidiary have successfully docked two commercial satellites in orbit, a historic first. The Mission Extension Vehicle-1 (MEV-1) was docked to the Intelsat 901 […]
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Mobility
Get SAT, Spacecom Demonstrate Mobile ISR Capabilities
Spacecom, which operates the AMOS satellite fleet, and Get SAT report that using AMOS-17’s steerable Ka-band High Throughput Satellite (HTS) beams and Get SAT’s miniaturized Micro-SAT satcom terminals, they have […]
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Finance
Airbus, Intelsat Join Tech Companies to Form HAPS Alliance
A group of telecommunications, technology, aviation, and aerospace companies including Airbus Defence and Space and Softbank Corp., announced a partnership on Friday called the HAPS Alliance, to promote the use […]
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Technology
Calian SED Wins $22M Ground Systems Contract
Calian Group has been selected by a global satellite communications operator to provide and install new Radio Frequency (RF) satellite ground systems. Calian SED, a global supplier of communication systems […]
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Technology
Astroscale, JAXA Partner for Debris Removal Project
Astroscale Holdings has been selected as the commercial partner for Phase I of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency’s (JAXA) first debris removal project, calling it a “groundbreaking” step by Japan […]
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Government/Military
Lockheed Martin Delivers GPS III Satellite Ahead of April Launch
Lockheed Martin has delivered its third next-generation GPS III satellite to the U.S. Space Force ahead of an expected April launch. Last week, Lockheed Martin shipped the GPS III space […]
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Mobility
Comtech to Provide Ground Equipment for 28 Colombian Airports
Comtech EF Data, a subsidiary of Comtech Telecommunications that is based in Tempe, Arizona, was selected by Bansat S.A. to supply satellite communications ground equipment to support the Aeronautica Civil […]
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Technology
Azercosmos, Infostellar Secure Ground Station Partnership
Infostellar’s customers will have access to Azercosmos’ satellite constellations from the Azercosmos Ground Station (AGS), located in the Absheron Peninsula, according to an agreement the companies announced on Feb. 6. […]
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Connectivity
Former LeoSat CEO Mark Rigolle Lands at German LEO Constellation Startup
Mark Rigolle, the former CEO of O3b Networks and LeoSat Enterprises, announced his new position as CEO of KLEO Connect GmbH – another global entrant into the Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) […]
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Launch
Astrocast Inks Sixth Cubesat Launch Deal With Spaceflight
Rideshare launch provider Spaceflight will send 10 additional nanosatellites into orbit for Internet of Things (IoT) network developer Astrocast in late 2021, the companies announced Feb. 6. The new contract […]
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Uncategorized
C-COM, Isotropic Networks Integrate iDirect iQ 200 Modem
C-COM Satellite Systems and reseller partner Isotropic Networks have completed the integration of the iDirect iQ 200 modem with C-COM’s iNetVu antenna controllers. The new modem is compatible on all C-COM […]
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Technology
Renesas Electronics Deploys Single-Chip Synchronous Buck Regulator
Renesas Electronics has deployed a single-chip synchronous buck and low dropout (LDO) regulator. It targets low-power FPGAs, DDR memory, and other digital loads for spaceflight payload applications. The company said […]
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Government/Military
Tokyo Government Awards Astroscale Grant for Active Debris Removal
Astroscale has been awarded a grant of up to $4.5 million from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s “Innovation Tokyo Project” to build a roadmap for commercializing active debris removal services. The […]
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Government/Military
ESA, Airbus Book Payload for ISS Bartolomeo Platform
The European Space Agency (ESA) and Airbus have signed a contract booking a Norwegian instrument for the Bartolomeo platform on the International Space Station (ISS), which is scheduled for launch […]
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Technology
Comtech Systems Debuts Software-Defined Radio/Modem Combo
Comtech Systems, a subsidiary of Comtech Telecommunications, has introduced the CS67PLUS Tropo Radio, what it calls the world’s first software-defined adaptive troposcatter combination radio/modem, packaged in a compact sealed module. […]
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Technology
Lockheed Martin Satellite Tests Space Mesh Networking
Lockheed Martin is now in-orbit testing space computing that could enable artificial intelligence, data analytics, cloud networking, and advanced satellite communications in a new software-defined architecture. The experimental nanosat payload […]
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Uncategorized
China Runs the First Mobile Quantum Satellite Station
The world’s first portable ground station for sending and receiving secure quantum communications is up and running. The station has successfully connected to China’s Quantum Science Satellite, nicknamed Mozi, which […]
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Government/Military
Get SAT, Inmarsat Deploy Terminal Solution to U.S. Government
Get SAT and Inmarsat have demonstrated and deployed a Dual SAT terminal solution for U.S. government agencies, the companies announced on Monday. The solution employs Get SAT’s micronized Milli SAT LM […]
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People
Young People in Space: Rama Kasi of ManSat
Rama Kasi works for ManSat, which provides support for the satellite spectrum filing process in the Isle of Man, London, Geneva, and around the world. He previously worked as network […]
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Finance
Should Disaster Response Be a Good Business for Satellite?
In 2018, natural disasters claimed 10,400 lives and caused $160 billion worth of damage, according to German reinsurer Munich Re. That’s down from $350 billion and 13,000 lives lost in […]
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Connectivity
Airgain Releases New 5G Antenna Platform
Airgain has released its CENTURION Next 9-in-1 5G antenna platform. The company claims its antenna platform delivers 5G performance and is the first in its class to provide full support […]
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Government/Military
Luxembourg Establishes Centre of Excellence for Clean Space with NorthStar
The government of Luxembourg and Canadian technology company NorthStar Earth and Space signed a letter of intent on Thursday to create a Centre of Excellence for Clean Space in Luxembourg. […]
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Finance
Amazon Moves Project Kuiper Headquarters to Redmond
Amazon announced on Wednesday that it is leasing and renovating a new headquarters for its Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) constellation initiative Project Kuiper in Redmond, Washington. According to Amazon, the new […]
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Government/Military
Inmarsat Government Orders Airborne Satcom Terminals From Orbit
Inmarsat Government has ordered a Multi-Purpose Terminal (MPT) 46WGX from Orbit Communications Systems, the companies announced on Thursday. The order comes after the two companies signed a co-development agreement in […]
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Launch
Arianespace Launches CHEOPS, ESA’s First Exoplanetary Mission
Arianespace launched five payloads on a Soyuz rocket on Wednesday, Dec. 18, at 8:54 UTC from the Guiana Space Center (CSG) in Kourou, French Guiana, including COSMO-SkyMed Second Generation and […]
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Technology
Hughes, VeloCloud Partner to Deliver SD-WAN Platform
Hughes Network Systems has added the VMware SD-WAN powered by VeloCloud platform to its HughesON Managed SD-WAN portfolio for enterprise customers. The company said the addition of the VeloCloud platform further […]
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Technology
Capricorn Partners With Infostellar on Ground Segment Services
Capricorn Space has partnered with Japanese ground segment service provider Infostellar to allow Infostellar customers access to its satellite constellations from the Australian Ground Network – West (AGN-W) site near […]
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Connectivity
Cisco Unveils its New Silicon Architecture, Routers
Cisco has introduced the Cisco Silicon One, billing it as the industry’s only networking silicon architecture of its kind. The company also released the new Cisco 8000 Series, describing it […]




























