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In this podcast, Declan and Salem discuss the Outernet’s unique offering, how data sovereignty and residency can help government customers, and how AWS is being used to meet the diverse needs of Rivada’s customers.

Soaring demand for backup connectivity after subsea cables were cut in the Red Sea is helping push Rivada Space Networks closer to fully financing its $2.4 billion constellation plans, according to CEO Declan Ganley.

Rivada’s LEO constellation, the Outernet, will be the world’s first single, global, ubiquitous communications network, said Declan Ganley, CEO. “True global wireless connectivity will be possible for the first time. Our new look reflects the new era that the Outernet will help usher in.”

On this Constellations Podcast hear about a communications network that does not have to touch the Internet. Declan Ganley, CEO of Rivada and Konrad Nieradka, Vice President of Product Management of Rivada discuss connected communications with a laser mesh network in space and how standards like Carrier Ethernet are shaping the future of enterprise communications.

With its unique architecture, Rivada enables a truly private network that doesn’t depend on gateways. At the GovSatCom’24 in Luxembourg, our VP of Sales, Joe Apa, gave insights into the Outernet.

Rivada’s Outernet is a unique, high value, secure network that can be integrated into turn-key solutions for government or commercial costumers requiring ultra-secure transmission for some percentage of their data.

One key strategy emerging is the convergence of GEO, MEO and LEO satellites to meet diverse user needs. End users prioritize seamless connectivity and expect service providers to handle the technical aspects of satellite orbits. GSOA Webinar with Ronald van der Breggen, CCO of Rivada Space Networks.

Ofcom, the U.K.’s independent communications regulator, has today granted Rivada a license that enables the company to provide satellite communications services in Great Britain.

On the last day of the Munich Security Conference, Torsten Kriening spoke with Declan Ganley, CEO of Rivada Space Networks about the demands for secure data communication and the current status of the Outernet development by Rivada Space Network.