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Lanteris CEO Chris Johnson on the Company's New Identity, Post-Maxar Rebrand
The Maxar name is being retired, with two sides of the company moving forward with new identities. The spacecraft manufacturing business, formerly Maxar Space Systems, is now Lanteris Space Systems; and the imagery and sensing business, formerly Maxar Intelligence, is now Vantor.
“Timing was right to switch,” Lanteris CEO Chris Johnson tells Via Satellite. “We've been operating as two separate companies now for a while under private equity ownership with separate boards and separate…[continued]
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Connectivity
Greenland’s Top Telco Taps Eutelsat for LEO Connectivity
Eutelsat’s Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) connectivity is set to take a more prominent role in Greenland, thanks to a deal between Eutelsat and Tusass, Greenland’s national…[continued] |
Manufacturing
Advanced Cooling Technologies Acquires Canyon Composites to Improve Thermal Control Offering
Advanced Cooling Technologies (ACT), which provides thermal management solutions for spacecraft, has acquired Canyon Composites, a move that allows the company to provide full thermal…[continued] |
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Technology
ESA Contracts Thales Alenia Space for SAGA Cryptographic Mission
The European Space Agency (ESA) has awarded Thales Alenia Space a further contract for the SAGA mission to develop a space-based system for generating cryptographic…[continued] |
Finance
ICYMI: Seraphim’s New Market Map for 2025 Shows How the Space Sector is Maturing
Space investment firm Seraphim is tracking rapid growth in the in-space economy, more focused investment for satellite analytics, and larger funding rounds going to more…[continued] |
Mobility
In the Magazine: Mobility Customers Give Their Verdict on the Latest Satellite Offerings
While demand from the government and defense market has driven a lot of headlines in 2025, the mobility market — particularly aviation and maritime …[continued] |
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