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Connectivity
FCC Approves Lynk Direct-to-Device Service in Guam With Docomo
The FCC granted Lynk Global approval to provide satellite direct-to-device services in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands. Lynk is working with mobile network operator (MNO) partner Docomo Pacific, subsidiary […]
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Finance
Airbus CEO Talks ‘Geopolitical Shift’ for European Defense in Q1 Results
Revenues in the Airbus Defence and Space segment were up 11% year over-year in the first quarter, as Airbus reported Q1 2025 results on Thursday. CEO Guillaume Faury expressed support […]
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Manufacturing
Sidus Space Signs MoU With Saturn Satellite Networks to Work on GEO Platform
Sidus Space signed an MoU this week with Saturn Satellite Networks to work together on a low-cost, high-performance Geostationary Orbit (GEO) satellite solution. Saturn Satellite Networks is developing the SBN-X […]
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Finance
SES Posts Stable Q1 Revenue, Expects 30% Capacity Increase from New O3b Satellites
New O3b mPOWER satellites for SES will increase capacity of the constellation by nearly 30% this year, which will bring critical capacity for customers in government, maritime, and aero, CEO […]
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Manufacturing
JAXA Selects Aerospacelab to Build Platform for SAMRAI Demonstration Mission
The Japan Exploration Agency (JAXA) has selected Aerospacelab, in partnership with Mitsui Bussan Aerospace (MBA), to supply the satellite platform to host JAXA’s SAMRAI payload in a demonstration mission. This […]
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Connectivity
Myriota Will Add 16 More Satellites to IoT Constellation With Spire
Myriota is expanding its space services deal with Spire Global to add 16 more satellites for IoT connectivity. Myriota has worked with Spire to deploy its constellation since 2021. Earlier […]
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Launch
Firefly Mission Loses Lockheed Martin LM 400 Satellite in Anomaly
A Firefly Aerospace Alpha rocket suffered an anomaly during a Tuesday launch, losing the payload for customer Lockheed Martin. The Alpha FLTA006 mission launched at 6:37 am PDT from Vandenberg […]
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Manufacturing
Boeing Space Missions VP Michelle Parker on the Outlook for Government, Commercial Satellite Manufacturing
There are a number of evolutions underway in satellite manufacturing: software-defined satellites, more satellites in Low-Earth Orbit and Medium-Earth Orbit, fewer orders in Geostationary Orbit, and increasing demand from both […]
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Launch
Amazon Project Kuiper Deployment Begins With First ULA Launch
United Launch Alliance (ULA) launched the first full-scale mission for Amazon’s Project Kuiper constellation on Monday evening, starting the deployment phase of Amazon’s competitor to Starlink and OneWeb. ULA launched […]
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Finance
Spire Pays Off its Debt With Maritime Business Sale
Spire Global completed the sale of its maritime business to Belgian data and analytics company Kpler, using the proceeds to retire all outstanding debt, Spire announced April 25. Spire sold […]
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Government/Military
FCC Kicks Off Review of Satellite Spectrum Sharing and EPFD Limits
The FCC has opened a review of spectrum sharing between Geostationary (GEO) and Non-Geostationary (NGSO) satellite systems, and invited comments on satellite power limits. During Monday’s open meeting, the FCC […]
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Connectivity
T-Mobile Cuts Price on Starlink Satellite Messaging, Service to Start in July
T-Mobile cut the price on its commercial service for “T-Satellite” messaging, and plans to start service in July. T-Mobile is setting the price at $10 per month, and is offering […]
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Government/Military
SIA Calls for Policymakers to Account for Satellite Tech in Disaster Planning
The Satellite Industry Association is encouraging policy and lawmakers to look to satellite communications and technology to assist in natural disaster response. SIA, which represents satellite operators, manufacturers, equipment suppliers, […]
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Technology
Booz Allen and Meta Tailor Llama AI Model for the ISS
Booz Allen and Meta, the parent company of Facebook, tailored a version of Meta’s open source platform, Llama, for space, to be deployed on the International Space Station (ISS). Dubbed […]
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Finance
L3Harris Expresses Interest in Golden Dome, Logs Charges on Classified Space Programs
L3Harris lowered guidance for the company to account for a divestiture, but leadership was optimistic on Thursday’s investor call about opportunities for its satellite business to participate in the “Golden […]
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Connectivity
Orbcomm Launches New IoT Partner Program, Sells AIS Business
Orbcomm is launching a new partner program for IoT solution providers and resellers to encourage new applications and reach new IoT partners. Orbcomm has more than 400 solution providers that […]
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Connectivity
French Service Provider E-Sat to Distribute OneWeb Broadband in Europe
French satellite service provider E-Sat signed a distribution agreement to deliver Eutelsat OneWeb broadband services in Europe, the company announced last week. E-Sat will sell the full suite of Low-Earth […]
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Manufacturing
Reflex Aerospace and Umbra Strike Deal to Market SAR Satellites to Europe
German-based satellite manufacturer Reflex Aerospace is teaming up with U.S.-based synthetic aperture radar (SAR) company Umbra to provide SAR solutions to Europe. Under the agreement announced Wednesday, Umbra will customize […]
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Finance
Boeing Improves Defense and Space Margin in Q1
Revenue in the Boeing Defense, Space & Security (BDS) segment was down 9% in the first quarter of 2025, but the segment’s operating margin improved year-over-year. BDS reported revenue of […]
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Finance
Northwood Space Raises $30M Series A to Disrupt Satellite Ground Stations
Satellite ground technology startup Northwood Space has raised $30 million in a Series A funding round led by Alpine Space Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz (a16z). Also Capital, Founders Fund, and […]
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Mobility
Globalsat Deploys Hybrid Satellite/LTE Solution in Brazilian Rail Sector
Globalsat Group will deploy a hybrid satellite and LTE connectivity solution across railway operations for VLI Logística in Brazil, under a new deal announced Tuesday. This project will provide faster […]
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Finance
Iridium CEO Details How Tariffs Impact Supply Chain, Estimates $3M Impact in 2025
Iridium CEO Matt Desch walked investors through how tariffs are impacting Iridium’s equipment supply chain, saying that for now, Iridium is absorbing a higher cost of importing goods into the […]
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Launch
SpaceX Launches Third Bandwagon Mission to Mid-Inclination Orbit
SpaceX launched the third Bandwagon rideshare mission on Monday evening, launching satellites for Korea’s Agency for Defense Development (ADD), Tomorrow.io, and Atmos Space Cargo. Bandwagon is a SpaceX rideshare mission […]
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Launch
ULA Reschedules Amazon Kuiper Launch for April 28
United Launch Alliance (ULA) is now planning for the first full-scale launch for Amazon Project Kuiper on Monday April 28, at 7 p.m. ET. The mission was set to launch […]
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Space Economy
ISS Resupply Mission Includes Expanded Drug-Development Platform by Redwire
The latest resupply mission to the International Space Station (ISS) launched early Monday included new in-space drug development technology by Redwire. Redwire launched a high-volume industrial crystallizer that is capable […]
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Technology
DIFI Plans European PlugFest to Test Updated Interoperability Standard
The Digital Intermediate Frequency Interoperability Consortium (DIFI) group is planning a second European PlugFest in Germany this September to bring together companies from around the world to test the interoperability […]
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Government/Military
Poland Invests in 3-Satellite EO Constellation Built by Creotech Instruments
Polish space company Creotech Instruments will build three Earth observation (EO) satellites for Poland under a new contract with the European Space Agency (ESA) announced April 15. The contract is […]
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Manufacturing
L3Harris Facility Expansion in Indiana Helps Meet Demand for Missile Defense Capabilities
L3Harris Technologies completed a $125 million expansion at its payload manufacturing facility in Fort Wayne, Indiana, to support its work for the Space Development Agency (SDA) and the “Golden Dome” […]
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Connectivity
AT&T Anticipates Connectivity Trials Between AST SpaceMobile and FirstNet This Year
AT&T anticipates trials this year between AST SpaceMobile direct-to-cell connectivity and the FirstNet public safety network. This comes after this week, the FCC granted AST SpaceMobile approval to test direct-to-cellular […]
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Mobility
Shipping Company Caribe Tankers to Trial Inmarsat NexusWave
Shipping company Caribe Tankers USA will trial Inmarsat Maritme’s NexusWave managed connectivity service. Caribe Tankers will trial the service on its chemical tankers Caribe Maria and Caribe Luna. Inmarsat Maritime, […]





























