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 From Capacity to Capability: The New Playbook for Asia-Pacific OperatorsRegional operators are reinventing themselves. With the rise of megaconstellations and consolidation among global satellite operators — regional operators are rethinking their approach and turning toward orchestration and integration, while pressing their local advantages. Regional operators describe a shift in the competitive market from owning orbits and infrastructure to delivering solutions. Change is manifesting across their businesses in different ways, whether that’s rethinking CapEx, striking new partnerships, or expanding into new business areas like Earth Observation (EO). Via Satellite interviewed five Asia-Pacific regional operators about how their businesses are evolving. “It is the most difficult time, but most exciting and…[continued] |
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New Astroscale Initiative Looks to Improve Data for Spacecraft Reentry StudiesAstroscale is leading a new initiative to improve the study of spacecraft reentry and atmospheric impact, while protecting sensitive data for commercial operators. The company…[continued] |
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NRO Awards BlackSky Multi-Million Dollar Modification to Accelerate AROS DevelopmentBlackSky Technology on Tuesday said the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) awarded the company a contract modification to speed development of its AROS multi-spectral, broad area…[continued] |
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Integrasys and Safran Electronics & Defense Invest in New German FacilitiesTwo major European defense and space companies are to invest in new facilities in Germany, one of the hottest markets for space and defense. Integrasys…[continued] |
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Iceye’s Valuation Soars to 10 Billion Euro With New RaiseIceye’s valuation has jumped to 10 billion euro ($12 billion) after a new funding round on Tuesday, led by General Atlantic. Iceye raised 450 million…[continued] |
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ICYMI: FCC Kicks Off Review of Amazon/Globalstar DealThe FCC has kicked off its review process for Amazon’s acquisition of Globalstar, seeking comment on the deal by July 6. Amazon moved in April…[continued] |
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