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As orbital computing initiatives—such as Google’s Project Suncatcher demonstration and mega-constellation deployments—accelerate data generation in orbit, traditional radio-frequency (RF) communication infrastructure faces severe spectrum congestion and physical throughput limits. / […]
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Expanding its maritime safety-of-life portfolio, satellite terminal manufacturer Intellian Technologies introduced its CM100 GMDSS terminal on Thursday, July 23, 2026. The standalone hardware unit operates over the Iridium Certus 100 […]
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Targeting the computational bottleneck of analyzing decades of spaceflight data and complex mission telemetry, NASA announced on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, its formal participation in the Genesis Mission. Established as […]
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On Wednesday, July 15, 2026, Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd. announced it has received more than $20 million in hardware and service orders from a prominent, unnamed global satellite operator. The […]
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TOKYO, JAPAN — On Tuesday, July 7, 2026, Japanese small satellite manufacturer Seiren Co., Ltd. finalized a tripartite satellite communications contract alongside global space services provider SSC Space and cloud-based […]
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WARSAW, POLAND — Marking a critical step forward for Poland’s autonomous space capabilities, the CAMILA Earth Observation program has officially entered its next industrial phase. Madrid-headquartered multinational technology group GMV […]
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AST SpaceMobile and Eutelsat OneWeb have committed to 2026 subscriber targets that, by SatNews's analysis, lean on a merchant RF supply chain ramping in fiscal 2027. Amazon Leo, on its own custom silicon, is a distinct case.
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Kongsberg Satellite Services, a premier global provider of integrated mission operations, and the Institute for Q-shu Pioneers of Space, an innovative Japanese aerospace company, have officially announced a significant expansion […]
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Stefano Antonetti at D-Orbit told the conference Europe has ships but no ports. The metaphor surfaced in five other Day 3 venues — Jarvis at Kepler, Mignolo at ESA, Willems at ST Engineering iDirect, Angellotti at EUSPA, Alam on the resilience panel. The category shifted from satellite to infrastructure layer.
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Archangel Lightworks, an Oxford-based laser communications company, has successfully demonstrated the capabilities of its TERRA-M system, which is currently the world’s smallest deployable operational optical ground station. In a recent […]
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