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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.

Recent years have brought growing demand for enhanced inter-satellite data routing, connectivity and communications services in modern warfighting missions. Having a web of interconnected assets in space that can provide resilient, satellite-based capabilities that stretch beyond the ground segment is becoming increasingly crucial to the U.S. military.

Continuing subsea cable attacks further highlight the need for data sovereignty and data resiliency. Rivada’s Outernet provides a robust solution for enterprises and governments who require enhanced communications infrastructure and capabilities. With our space-based network, no subsea cables are involved, mitigating common risks to terrestrial fiber.

Global demand for reliable, high-bandwidth connectivity is rapidly increasing due to the pervasive adoption of digital technologies.

Rivada’s Outernet, the world’s first global private network for enterprise and government is key for Asia-Pacific.

A GSOA webinar supported by Novaspace, featuring Rivada’s Chief Commercial Officer, Ronald van der Breggen.

Rivada Space Networks aims to deliver gigabit-speed internet globally by passing the public internet and third-party infrastructure, including on the ground.

Kristian Pura, Managing Director at the NOWBLE Corporation (NOW Group) and Trusted Network Alliance, speaks to us about the downfalls of current communications infrastructure in the Indo-Pacific and the importance and use cases of implementing secure, trusted satellite infrastructure in the region.

In an exclusive interview at CABSAT 2025 with Telecom Review, Mustafa Afifi, Director of Sales, Rivada Space Networks detailed the unique offerings that the company provides for critical communication traffic in close collaboration with terrestrial telcos.