Technology
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Technology
French Startup Skynopy Sets Vision of ‘Connectivity as a Service’ for Satellites
French startup Skynopy, which hopes to make connectivity-as-a-service a commercial reality, could close a number of deals this year ahead of expectations. The company, which is led by CEO Pierre […]
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Space Economy
Andrew Rush’s New Venture Star Catcher Looks to Boost the Power of Satellites in LEO
Former Made in Space and Redwire leaders Andrew Rush and Michael Snyder are launching a new venture Star Catcher Industries to build the first power grid in space to bring […]
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Technology
Aalto Receives Regulatory Approval from the UK’s CAA
Aalto HAPS has received a key regulatory approval in the U.K. The company which designs, manufactures and operates the stratospheric, solar-powered Zephyr high altitude platform station (HAPS), has secured its […]
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Technology
Orbit Fab Secures New U.K. Project Grants and Contracts, Triples U.K. Workforce
The UK Space Agency (UKSA) awarded Orbit Fab a £1.3 million ($1.7 million) Major Project grant under their National Space Innovation Programme. This grant will fund the design of a […]
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Mobility
Stellar Blu Solutions Completes Multi-Orbit Antenna Qualification
Stellar Blu Solutions has completed qualification on the multi-orbit Sidewinder terminal designed to deliver in-flight connectivity (IFC) for airlines. Both Stellar Blu and strategic partner BAE Systems have ramped up […]
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Technology
Astroscale Secures New Funding for ELSA-M Mission
Astroscale secured $15 million to support the final phase of its End-of-Life by Astroscale-Multiple (ELSA-M) in-orbit demonstration. The contract from the UK Space Agency (UKSA) and the European Space Agency […]
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Technology
Thales to Lead French Carbon-Monitoring and Orbital Inspection Missions
Thales Alenia Space recently received contracts for space-based carbon monitoring and an in-orbit capture and inspection service, both supported by the France 2030 national investment plan. On July 18, Thales […]
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Technology
Global Satellite Operators Report No Impact from Microsoft Outage
A number of major satellite operators said they were unaffected by the Microsoft outage on July 19 that created IT issues in multiple industries around the world and grounded flights. […]
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Technology
Cobham Satcom Launches New Sea Tel Antenna for Maritime Market
Cobham Satcom is launching a new antenna for the maritime market, specifically designed for cruise ships and mega yachts. The Sea Tel 370s TV is Cobham Satcom’s second new TVRO […]
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Technology
Thales Alenia Space and Exotrail Collaborate on Ground Segment Software
Thales Alenia Space and Exotrail will develop a surveillance, command and control (SCC) ground segment solution designed for constellations of small satellites. The two companies have signed an MoU in […]
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Technology
EchoStar Launches Open RAN Development Lab
EchoStar Corporation has opened a new Open RAN (O-RAN) testing and evaluation lab at the company’s data center in Cheyenne, Wyoming. The the Open RAN Center for Integration and Deployment […]
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Technology
NASA and NGA Deliver Laser Retroflector Arrays for Upcoming GPS Satellites
The U.S. Space Force delivered two laser retroflector arrays built by NASA and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGIA) to Lockheed Martin for upcoming GPS satellites. Space Force announced last week […]
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Finance
Microsoft Venture Fund Invests in Edge Computing Startup Armada
Edge computing startup Armada has raised $40 million in a funding round led by M12, Microsoft‘s venture fund. Armada also announced a separate agreement with Microsoft where its products are […]
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Technology
Moog Debuts New Radiation-Hardened Space Computer
Moog is rolling out a new space computer designed to support the next-generation of on-orbit computing needs. The company announced the Moog Cascade Single Board Computer (SBC) on July 9. […]
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Technology
Redwire and Phase Four to Collaborate on Hall Effect Thrusters
Redwire Space and Phase Four have a new strategic cooperation to jointly develop Hall effect thrusters (HETs). The companies announced Tuesday they are developing the Valkyrie System family of propulsion […]
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Technology
Aerospacelab to Provide Subsystems for MDA Space Aurora Supply Chain
MDA Space selected Aerospacelab to provide battery charge regulators (BCRs) for the supply chain for its Aurora digital satellite product line. This includes the Aurora anchor customer, Telesat’s Lightspeed Low-Earth […]
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Technology
Orbit Fab Completes Tests of its GRIP Refueling Nozzle
Orbit Fab has completed testing its refueling payload and GRIP capture and refueling nozzle. The company announced Tuesday that it conducted numerous tests with government representatives at the Air Force […]
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Technology
Gilat Receives $14M in Orders for IFC Products
Gilat Satellite Networks reported that it has recently secured more than $14 million in orders from service providers and system integrators for its in-flight connectivity (IFC) products and solutions. These […]
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Technology
CNES Selects Infinite Orbits to Lead 2 GEO Servicing Missions
French space agency CNES has selected a consortium led by Infinite Orbits, with Telespazio France, to conduct two satellite servicing missions in Geostationary Orbit (GEO). CNES ordered a life extension […]
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Technology
TTP and SSTL to Launch New Data Relay Terminal
TTP is working with Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) to launch a new data relay terminal into space. The terminal can provide a constant link between Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) small […]
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Technology
ReOrbit Selects Mynaric Laser Terminal for UKKO Mission
ReOrbit has selected Mynaric to provide its Condor Mk3 laser terminal for the company’s upcoming UKKO mission to demonstrate space-to-space and space-to-ground data transfer for Earth observation (EO). ReOrbit, based […]
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Finance
CesiumAstro Raises $65M in Series B+ Funding
CesiumAstro raised a $65 million Series B+ funding round, the Austin-based satellite tech company announced this week. Trousdale Ventures led the round with backing from Development Bank of Japan and […]
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Government/Military
US Space Force Awards General Atomics, Blue Origin, Viasat, CACI Laser Terminal Prototype Contracts
The U.S. Space Force’s Space Systems Command (SSC) said on June 17 that it has awarded laser communication terminal prototype contracts to General Atomics, Blue Origin, CACI International Inc., and Viasat in the first […]
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Technology
Requtech Releases Multi-Orbit Land Mobile Terminal
Requtech, a Swedish technology company, has unveiled the RESA L KA, a Ka-band multi-orbit land mobility terminal. The terminal aims to operate seamlessly across Geostationary Orbit (GEO) and Medium-Earth Orbit […]
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Technology
SatixFy Secures $20 million ASIC Chip Order
SatixFy Communications has secured a $20 million order for its Prime2 space-grade chips and software from an undisclosed customer. The Prime2 space-grade chip is a digital beam-former application-specific integrated circuit […]
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Technology
Hughes Lands Jupiter Gateway and Terminal Deal in Saudi Arabia
Hughes Network Systems will build a Jupiter gateway and provide 1,200 Jupiter terminals to Saudi Arabia service provider Luna Space Telecommunications under a deal announced Thursday. Luna Space is part […]
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Technology
Infostellar to Deploy a Network of Ground Antennas in APAC Region
Japanese ground segment as a service company Infostellar is deploying a company-owned network of satellite ground antennas throughout the Asia-Pacific region, Infostellar announced on June 10. Locations include Japan, Singapore, […]
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Technology
Thorium Space Wins Hellas Sat Payload Deal
Thorium Space, a Polish space company, has signed a deal with Hellas Sat which will see the two companies to develop and build a fully flexible, software-defined payload working in […]
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Technology
Kepler Validates Tesat Optical Communications Terminals in In-Orbit Test
Kepler Communications has validated optical inter-satellite links, transmitting data between two relay satellites in Low-Earth Orbit (LEO). The two Kepler satellites used in the test are equipped with Tesat SCOT80 […]
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Technology
Rocket Lab in Line for $24M Federal Investment to Increase Space-Grade Solar Cell Production
The Biden administration on Tuesday said it has reached a preliminary agreement with Rocket Lab to provide $23.9 million in federal investment to increase production of the company’s solar cells that […]




























