Comms for
the Space Age
The Outernet is seamless to deploy, straightforward to scale, and available wherever your global operations take you across multiple locations. Not a workaround. A purpose-built alternative.
Shared Infrastructure, Shared Risks
Most enterprise connectivity solutions start with infrastructure built for someone else and add security on top. Enterprise networks connect your offices, cloud, people, and data. Every one of those connections is a potential exposure, relying on infrastructure you share with everyone else and don’t control.
The Outernet starts from a different premise: a point-to-point LEO network designed from the ground up, so your data never touches the public internet. Carrier Ethernet performance, the gold standard for private enterprise and government connectivity, without the geographic limits of terrestrial infrastructure.
A Network Built for Enterprise, Not Adapted for It
The Outernet is a dedicated, point-to-point orbital network that never touches the public internet, giving enterprises something genuinely new: global private connectivity that’s as fast as fiber and as secure as a closed network. No shared gateways. No hidden hand-offs. Just your data, your network, your terms.
KEY FEATURES OF THE OUTERNET
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SECURITY
Isolate your data streams frompublic and third-party networks. Connect directly with intersatellite links and without gateways.
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UBIQUITY
Establish uninterrupted connectivity from pole to pole, across the world’s land, sea, and airspace. Latency, high throughput, reach and mobility with true point-to-point services.
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HIGH THROUGHPUT
Access your private Layer 2 network over Ka-band links with guaranteed data rates from 100 Mbps to multiple Gbps.
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RESPONSIVENESS
Deploy and adapt your own virtual private network on demand, without reliance on dedicated infrastructure.
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LOW LATENCY
Deploy and adapt your own virtual private network on demand, without reliance on dedicated infrastructure.
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RESILIENCE
Harness the power of an optical mesh network in the sky enabled by a distributed LEO architecture.
