THE OUTERNET

Gateway-less. Fast. Secure. Everywhere.

An orbital network that delivers your data faster than fiber—without touching the public internet or passing through third-party infrastructure.

No terrestrial gateways, undersea cables, or shared exposure. Built for enterprises and governments that can’t afford anything less.

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A New Class of Infrastructure

Welcome to the gateway-less future. Rivada’s Outernet is not public broadband or an extension of the internet. It is a physically and logically separate plane of connectivity — a private, global transport layer built in orbit, purpose-built for mission continuity and data integrity.

Combining advances in satellite communications, network architecture, and laser technology, our constellation envelops the Earth with seamless and resilient coverage. Every satellite is both an access point and a smart network node. The result is infrastructure that doesn’t adapt the internet for your needs, it replaces it.

Unmatched Security:
Independent Space Architecture

Enterprise-Grade Connectivity Everywhere

Low Latency and Uninterrupted Connectivity

Rapid Deployment, Scalable and Customizable Solutions

The World’s First Unified Global Data Communications Network

Rivada’s Outernet delivers secure, near-instantaneous data transport everywhere. No longer limited by terrestrial infrastructure, governments and enterprises alike can unlock real-time collaboration, seamless data management, and unparalleled security – regardless of location.

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PARTNERSHIPS

Elevate Your Network. Partner With Us.

We’re working with wholesalers and other resellers to bring next generation connectivity to end customers all over the globe.

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Featured News

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9 March 26

How Germany’s ITU Filing Gives Rivada Time, Territory & Ka-Band Power

Rivada’s transition to a new spectrum under its German ITU filing is more than a regulatory footnote; it is a structural reset that transforms spectrum from a looming constraint into a huge, durable advantage for the Outernet.

19 February 26

Satellite Networks – The Battle in Space is Already Underway

Space is supposed to be used peacefully. However, this does not apply to military satellite communications. At the Munich Cyber Security Conference 2026, it became clear that the Starlink system is also vulnerable. An independent network is needed.

18 February 26

Space emerges as new front in great power competition, officials warn

For decades, space was imagined as a kind of neutral commons — a quiet layer of infrastructure floating serenely above earthly conflict. At the Munich Cyber Security Conference this week, that idea sounded less like policy and more like nostalgia.