Technology
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Technology
Spacepath Communications Forms Sales Partnership with Datum Systems
SpacePath Communications and Datum Systems, which manufactures satellite modems, have jointly announced a strategic sales and support partnership. SpacePath will provide distribution and technical support for Datum’s modems, which are […]
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Technology
New Ford CEO Plans to Modernize the Business Around AI, Big Data
Highlighting its ambitions to focus on connected cars, Ford has announced its former head of smart mobility, Jim Hackett, will take over as the company’s CEO; he will replace Mark […]
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Technology
The Fast Pace of NewSpace: Interview with Dan Berkenstock – From our archives
As we head into the SmallSat Conference next week in Utah, this interview with Dan Berkenstock, our 2014 Satellite Executive of the Year, is a good reminder of how fast things […]
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Technology
Lockheed Martin Pours $350 Million into New Satellite Production Facility
Preliminary construction is underway on a new $350 million Lockheed Martin facility that will produce next-generation satellites. The new Gateway Center, located on the company’s Waterton Canyon campus near Denver, […]
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Technology
Using Artificial Intelligence to Track Illegal Activities at Sea
ImageSat International (ISI) has been investing heavily in its development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) analytics in hopes of capitalizing on the abundance of new satellite-based imagery. In an interview with […]
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Connectivity
US Senators Take a Stab at IOT Security Vulnerabilities
Recent hacks of smart-home devices seem to have caught the attention of United States lawmakers, who have drafted a bill that aims to regulate the Internet of Things (IOT). With […]
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Technology
Neumann Space Exec on a New Potential Use for Orbital Debris
An Australian startup is developing a new ion engine that could potentially recycle space junk into fuel to provide thrust for satellites on orbit. According to Neumann Space Founder and […]
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Technology
Clyde Space Explores Use of Cold Atoms for Space Apps
Clyde Space has formed a partnership with conglomerate Teledyne e2v to use quantum technology to provide a solution capable of creating “cold atoms” in space. According to Clyde Space, laboratory […]
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Technology
Startup Aphelion Orbitals Secures $500,000 in Seed Funding
Aphelion Orbitals, a nanosatellite manufacturer and launch services startup, announced it has successfully closed on $500,000 in seed funding from an international group of angel investors. The company aims to develop a […]
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Technology
Airbus Exec on How to Keep GEO Solutions Competitive
Flexibility is a key cornerstone of Airbus Defense and Space’s strategy to keep the business rolling amid a lull in Geostationary Earth Orbit (GEO) satellite orders, according to the company’s […]
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Technology
DigitalGlobe Shareowners Approve Merger with MDA
DigitalGlobe’s shareowners have overwhelmingly voted to approve the company’s proposed merger with MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates (MDA) at a meeting held on July 27. According to DigitalGlobe, approximately 93 percent […]
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Technology
Quintech Exec on Where Software-Defined Radios Fit in Satellite
Quintech Electronics & Communications recently announced that a government contractor will use its Nexus-4 16 port mesh test matrix switch to expedite development of its Software-Defined Radio (SDR) systems. In […]
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Technology
Boeing Reports Strong Earnings in the Second Quarter
Boeing reported a pop in earnings and operating cash flow in the second quarter of this year, driven by improved operating performance, according to the company. Revenue for the its […]
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Technology
Sky and Space Global Kicks Off Services with First 3 Nanosatellites
Sky and Space Global has successfully tested Radio Frequency (RF) communications between its three demonstrator nanosatellites in Low Earth Orbit (LEO), thus becoming one of the first prospective NewSpace operators […]
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Technology
Norwegian Microsatellite Deploys Antenna for VHF Data Exchange
The Norwegian Space Center has announced successful deployment of critical antennas and probes on the NORsat 1 and NORsat 2 microsatellites built by Canada’s Space Flight Laboratory (SFL), which launched […]
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Government/Military
NGA Purchases $14 Million, One-Year Subscription to Planet Imagery
The U.S. National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) announced it has purchased a $14 million, one-year subscription to Planet. The purchase takes advantage of the new NGA and General Services Administration (GSA) […]
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Technology
DigitalGlobe Boasts 28 Percent Jump in Revenue
In its financial results for the second quarter, DigitalGlobe reported a 28 percent increase in overall revenue driven largely by the company’s acquisition of The Radiant Group and strong performance […]
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Technology
Kaman Releases Upgraded Differential Measurement System
Kaman Precision Products announced the availability of its KD-5100 differential measurement system, which provides resolution to a nanometer of positional change. According to the company, due to its small size […]
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Technology
Are Satellites the Key to Cybersecurity in the Cloud?
Cloud Constellation has partnered with Turkish satcom company Teknomobil to resell its Space Belt data services to customer markets in Turkey and the Middle East. Cloud Constellation is a startup […]
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Technology
Orbital Insight Appoints New VP of Public Sector
Orbital Insight announced it has appointed Chris Incardona as vice president of public sector and strategic program development. In his new role, Incardona will pursue clientele in the defense, intelligence, […]
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Technology
Boeing Exec on Surviving the Slowdown in GEO
To combat the slowdown in Geostationary Earth Orbit (GEO) satellite orders, Boeing Satellite Systems International is rapidly implementing new technology in its satellite designs and manufacturing processes, Mark Spiwak, the […]
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Technology
Kubos Unveils Operating System for Small Spacecraft
Kubos has announced the release of KubOS 1.0, which according to the company is the first complete, end-to-end software solution for small spacecraft. The operating software can be downloaded from […]
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Finance
Norway Orbits Microsatellites Built by Toronto’s Space Flight Laboratory
The Space Flight Laboratory (SFL) announced the successful launch of two Norwegian microsatellites developed and built by SFL for the Norwegian Space Center with support from the Norwegian Coastal Authority, […]
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Government/Military
Luxembourg Offers Legal Framework for Use of Space Resources
The Luxembourg Parliament adopted a draft law on the exploration and use of space resources. The country is thus the first in Europe to offer a legal framework ensuring that […]
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Technology
Esri Adds Airbus Global Elevation Data to Online Maps
Esri announced that Airbus Defence and Space WorldDEM4Ortho elevation data will soon become part of the growing ArcGIS Online Living Atlas of the World. Covering the entire Earth’s land surface, […]
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Technology
DigitalGlobe, UrtheCast Offer New Imagery Products on Esri Platform
UrtheCast and its subsidiary Deimos Imaging announced a broad partnership with Esri, starting with a new UrtheCast imagery service which is powered by Esri: Kanvas. The service will enable all […]
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Technology
XipLink Announces Multi-Gigabit Hubs for HTS and Hybrid Networks
XipLink has announced immediate availability for its new XA-200K model, a 1U form factor appliance that supports up to 200,000 simultaneous sessions for Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) acceleration and IP traffic […]
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Technology
Aerojet Rocketdyne Completes Hot-Fire Tests of Electric Propulsion System
Aerojet Rocketdyne successfully conducted a series of hot-fire tests on a Power Processing Unit (PPU) for an Advanced Electric Propulsion System (AEPS) designed to further the United States’ commercial space […]
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Technology
Terran Orbital, Lockheed Martin Hope to Crack Government Market
Lockheed Martin Ventures has made a strategic investment in Terran Orbital, a company that specializes in nanosatellite design and manufacturing, as well as mission operations. According to Chris Moran, executive […]
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Finance
ESA Awards 200,000 Euro Contract to Orbital Access
As part of its Two-Stage-To-Orbit (TSTO) technology program, the European Space Agency (ESA) has awarded Orbital Access a 200,000 euro ($227,890) contract for the next stage of the development of the […]




























