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Rivada Space Networks and Artel LLC have announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and Master Services Agreement (MSA) to bring a new level of high security and low latency satellite communications to the government market through low earth orbit (LEO) constellations.

Mark Rigolle, CCO Rivada Space Networks discussed with Cyril Dujardin, General Manager, Connectivity Business Unit, Eutelsat and David Bruner, CEO and Principal Consultant, Aviation Communications Advisors (ACA) discussed the future of the satellite industry and the market conditions at the Avia Satellite Industry Forum in Singapore.

Declan Ganley joined the Financial Times “Investing in Space Summit 2023” in London. During his opening fireside chat he gave insights into the architecture of the Rivada Space Outernet and as well as financing, the SpaceX contract and the next steps forward for Rivada Space.

Rivada Space Networks and OKAPI:Orbits have extended their partnership, which will secure the responsible use of space-based technologies. The agreement brings together Rivada Space Networks’ interconnected high-speed, Low-Earth Orbit satellite network and OKAPI:Orbits’ Space Traffic Management Software-as-a-Service solution.

Rivada Space Networks and Network Innovations (NI) have announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to work together to bring innovative connectivity solutions to the government and enterprise markets.

With the many LEO constellationseither launching or in the advanced planning stage, do we need another one? Irish Entrepreneur and Rivada Networks CEO, Declan Ganley thinks so, and he might be right.

Rivada Space Network’s executives Ronald van der Breggen and Clemens Kaiser discuss building a space network with optical satellite technology and its implications for future connectivity. They explore the growth of optical technology, the role of optical intra-satellite links, trade-offs between optical and RF technology, and effects on satellite ground stations.

Rivada Space Networks, which aims to launch an inter-satellite laser linked Ka-band LEO network that establishes end-to-end connections without gateways, is positioning its unique satcom service as being particularly well suited for delivering a new standard in satellite-powered inflight connectivity.

Aalyria’s Spacetime will orchestrate network for Rivada Space Networks’ LEO Satellite Constellation.