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| In This Issue: Thursday Morning Conversation with ST Engineering iDirect CEO Don Claussen | L3Harris Facility Expansion in Indiana | AT&T Anticipates Connectivity Trials Between AST SpaceMobile and FirstNet | UK Space Command and US Space Systems Command Form Exchange Program | Caribe Tankers to Trial Inmarsat NexusWave |
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Thursday Morning Conversation with ST Engineering iDirect CEO Don Claussen
ST Engineering iDirect CEO Don Claussen caught up with Via Satellite’s Mark Holmes after the SATELLITE show to dig into some of the company’s recent…[continued] |
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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…[continued] |
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…[continued] |
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Government/Military
UK Space Command and US Space Systems Command Formalize Exchange Program
The United Kingdom and United States have announced an interesting new partnership between the U.S. Space Systems Command (SSC) and the U.K. Space Command. The…[continued] |
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…[continued] |
Connectivity
ICYMI: Rivada CEO Declan Ganley: ‘Now People are Listening' and Want Optionality in Connectivity
There’s a growing recognition that governments and large enterprises need alternative paths of connectivity, Rivada Space Networks CEO Declan Ganley says. In a recent conversation…[continued] |
Sustainability
In the Magazine: Next-Generation Satellites and Sensors Look to Speed Up Wildfire Response
The Los Angeles fires of early 2025, which left 29 people dead and destroyed more than 18,000 structures, have raised a lot of questions: What…[continued] |
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