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 Advances and Adjustments are Needed to Bring Space Communications to the Edge COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — As the commercial space industry is investing in space communications with satellite constellations, terminals, and networking technologies, the U.S. military is…[continued] |
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| Mobility Viasat Launches New IFC Solution Amara, and New Aero Antenna Viasat continues to put a lot of focus on the IFC market and has launched its next-generation solution for commercial aviation, Viasat Amara. Viasat aims…[continued] |
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| Mobility Intelsat Secures Line-Fit IFC Agreement With Embraer Intelsat has signed a new line-fit agreement with Embraer that allows Embraer to install Intelsat's in-flight connectivity (IFC) equipment on Embraer E2 aircraft during factory…[continued] |
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| Government/Military Comtech Completes Software-Defined ELEVATE VSAT Terminal Delivery to Asia Pacific Navy Customer Comtech's Montreal-based Satellite Networks Technologies Corp. business completed initial deliveries of its next generation very small aperture terminal (VSAT) systems to an unnamed Navy partner…[continued] |
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| Imagery and Sensing EarthDaily Analytics Set for Summer Launch After Integrating Payload on Loft Orbital's Longbow Satellite Earth observation company EarthDaily Analytics and its engineering partner ABB integrated the first EarthDaily constellation satellite payload with one of Loft Orbital's Longbow satellite buses…[continued] |
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| Government/Military ICYMI: Bringing Together Commercial Operations for Military Use Hinges on Integration Roadmaps COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Commercial space and military leaders are working through challenges to achieve greater integration of private sector capabilities for military use. Col. Richard…[continued] |
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| Government/Military In the Magazine: Continuity and Change in Trump’s Playbook for Space National Security Issues When it comes to space as a national security issue, the Trump 2.0 administration is expected to lean forward on offensive capabilities and integrating commercial…[continued] |
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