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The polar regions, once remote frontiers, are now arenas of intense strategic, economic, and scientific activity. As climate change opens new sea lanes and uncovers resources, maritime and aviation traffic is surging. The High North is facing a connectivity paradox: as the need for data grows exponentially, the available solutions remain a patchwork of high-latency, low-bandwidth, and jurisdictionally compromised options.

“Imagine 600 satellites forming a kind of fishing net around the globe and communicating with each other.” In this profile in Die Zeit, CEO Declan Ganley explains how the Outernet could serve as a second Internet backbone that could keep the most important vital functions of digital civilization running in the event that our subsea-cable infrastructure were destroyed.

Ann Vandenbroucke, Rivada Space Networks’ Chief Regulatory Officer and in-house space sustainability expert speaks about space debris, policies, and responsibility.

Tony Abbott, the 28th prime minister of Australia, has joined our board of directors. Abbott will replace former Field Marshall Charles Guthrie, a member of Rivada’s Board of Directors for more than a decade until his passing in 2025.

For too long, satellite networks have been perceived as a last resort for network connectivity only when terrestrial connectivity is not available. Now the Outernet will give telecom operators access to previously unimaginable levels of secure network performance combined with worldwide reach.

Telewizja Republika spoke to CEO Declan Ganley about our unique space-based solution: The Outernet, the first self-contained global communications network that does not rely on the internet and will provide vital connectivity for critical communications.

“Declan Ganley’s life is straight out of a John le Carré thriller. He is working on a top secret plan to build the Outernet — the world’s first fully private, secure global data network in space. There are rockets, billions of dollars, Chinese state actors and a slew of litigation involved.”

Commercis, a leading communication and technology company, is partnering with Rivada to provide unique next generation connectivity and drive digital innovation and transformation. Rivada has now lined up over $US18 billion of business globally for its unique LEO network.

Satlink, a Spanish technology company specializing in satellite telecommunications, is partnering with Rivada Space Networks to provide a unique next generation connectivity network with the necessary security and performance to support Spanish enterprises and Defense Forces.