ALL.SPACE has won a contract to provide its Hydra MAX terminals to Aalyria. They will be deployed with Aalyria’s Spacetime orchestration software integrated directly with the platform. The two companies announced the deal, Aug. 10.
Hydra MAX is ALL.SPACE’s flagship next-generation SATCOM platform, a dual-beam, full-duplex, 500 MHz-per-beam Ka-band terminal for communications-on-the-move, delivering up to 1 GHz of aggregate instantaneous bandwidth across commercial and military Ka-band frequencies. The software-defined platform is engineered to support simultaneous connectivity across multiple satellite networks and emerging multi-orbit architectures.
Spacetime is a temporospatial orchestration platform that continuously optimizes routing, topology, and resources across dynamic terrestrial and non-terrestrial networks. It maintains a live, planet-scale model of every platform, link, and orbit in the network, using that model to compute the best path for each connection and push changes out within seconds.
This is an important deal for ALL.SPACE as the deployment marks Hydra MAX’s move from strategic collaboration to operational demonstration in U.S. Government environments. The terminals will support USG initiatives aligned with U.S. missile defense and joint-force data-transport architectures. Spacetime is hardware-agnostic by design, consistent with the USG’s direction toward multi-vendor resilience.
“Every domain we work in, sea, land, air, and space, is trying to solve the same problem: turning scattered sensors, shooters, and platforms into a network that behaves as one, even as the mission keeps changing shape underneath it. Spacetime was built to solve exactly that, and integrating with the Hydra MAX lets that network reconfigure itself in real time instead of waiting on the next requirements cycle. It’s a real step toward the kind of connectivity government users are going to depend on for years to come,” Ian Eishen, SVP of Government, Aalyria, said in a statement.
