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Das Rivada Outernet – Sicherheit, Resilienz und globale Reichweite für die Kommunikation in den Bereichen Regierung und Verteidigung.

ZHARYQ Kazakhstan, a telecom operator and communications systems integrator, will harness Rivada’s Outernet to provide resiliency and future-proof satellite connectivity across Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, the Kyrgyz Republic, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Azerbaijan.

Mercantile Communications, a leading communications technology company, is partnering with Rivada Space Networks to provide a unique next generation connectivity network with the necessary security and performance to drive digital innovation and transformation.

David Burr, VP of Product Management, explains how Rivada’s Outernet is redefining connectivity. He discusses the network’s unique gateway-less architecture and private networking model, and how these innovations differentiate it from existing LEO satellite constellations.

Clemens Kaiser, our Chief Program Officer, features in a special edition of Raumfahrt Concret for ILA Berlin 2026.

Our CEO explains the vulnerabilities of traditional communications networks using subsea cable infrastructure and how using Rivada’s Outernet as an alternative or additional private global data network, ensures communications remain secure and operational during critical moments, completely independent from the public internet.

Following on from our CEO Declan Ganley’s Wall Street Journal op-ed “A Place Like Greenland, Only Unclaimed”, he shares why he feels strongly that the U.S. should seize an opportunity to expand their sovereignty over Marie Byrd Land in the Antarctic, the world’s largest unclaimed territory.

Our CEO Declan Ganley shares why he feels strongly that the U.S. should seize an opportunity to expand their sovereignty over Marie Byrd Land in the Antarctic, the world’s largest unclaimed territory.

From agentic AI systems and command and control to financial trading and remote mining operations, organizations today depend on low latency data transmission more than ever before. What’s needed now is an entirely new foundation—one designed from the outset for real-time responsiveness. A network that puts low latency applications first.