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AWS's Crosier Talks Accelerating Intelligence With the Space-Based Cloud
Clint Crosier, director of the AWS Aerospace and Satellite business, believes in the power of bringing together cloud computing capabilities and space innovation. His work at AWS has focused on unlocking the future economic potential in space by allowing customers to access data in orbit and harnessing powerful AI tools to speed up the process and transfer of data in space and back to Earth.
AWS aims to be the partner in bridging data for space industries, governments and enterprise markets around the world. Crosier believes that AWS’ recognition as a thought leader in cloud innovation will maintain and expand…[continued]
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Cybersecurity
LLMs to Accelerate Both Cyber Defenders and Hackers, OpenAI Exec Says
RESTON, Virginia — The balance between space industry cyber defenders and the hackers, online spies and cyber warriors attacking their systems will tilt in dramatic…[continued] |
Connectivity
OQ Technology Sends Emergency Broadcast By Satellite
OQ Technology successfully sent an emergency broadcast message directly to phones through its satellite constellation in a recent demonstration. The demonstration took place in Luxembourg,…[continued] |
Government/Military
DARPA Awards Redwire $44M to Continue Otter VLEO Mission
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded Redwire a $44 million phase 2 contract to advance an “air-breathing” spacecraft in the Otter Very…[continued] |
Finance
Spacecraft Mission Control Company Quindar Raises $18M for Classified Ops Center
Quindar, a small software company that has developed a spacecraft mission control platform, has raised $18 million in a new funding round to establish a…[continued] |
Cybersecurity
ICYMI: Multi-Orbit Networks Expand the Attack Surface, But Basic Cyber Threats Remain, Experts Say
RESTON, Virginia — Software-defined satellites and multi-orbit architecture open up an expanded attack surface for hackers, but those vulnerabilities remain largely theoretical for now, satellite…[continued] |
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