Lockheed Martin announced Nov. 16 it plans to launch a satellite to demonstrate 5G fiber-like connectivity from low-Earth orbit.
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Telesat selected Aalyria Technologies to orchestrate communications for its Lightspeed low-Earth orbit broadband network.
Space Competition Enters the Gray Zone
In the evolving landscape of space warfare, conflict is shifting into what experts commonly call the “gray zone.”
Op-ed | Space Force launch strategy a step in the right direction
This next phase of NSSL marks a significant evolution in how the Space Force approaches launch, leaning into the commercial market in a way that it had previously largely avoided.
Space Force sets sights on small geostationary communications satellites
The U.S. Space Force is exploring the use of small geosynchronous satellites to enhance military communications networks — either through purchased commercial services or government-owned constellations.
Army exploring new options to tap commercial satellite networks
The Army wants seamless access to satellites in various orbits, so if one network goes down, others instantly take over.
U.S. to pursue stronger collaboration with allies in military space programs
U.S. and allies “have been discussing ways to jointly architect systems and build capabilities together to avoid duplication and ensure interoperability”
LMI gets $98 million contract for space wargaming software
The U.S. Air Force awarded the Logistics Management Institute, known as LMI, a $98 million contract for modeling and simulation software to analyze warfighting missions in space.
Startups from four nations join 2023 Hyperspace Challenge
The 2023 Hyperspace Challenge cohort includes U.S. companies Lexset.ai, Phase Four and TRL11, plus Australia’s High Earth Orbit Robotics, England-based Magdrive and Dawn Aerospace of the Netherlands.
Cybersecurity firm Xage gets $17 million contract to protect Space Force networks
The cybersecurity firm Xage Security won a $17 million contract to protect Space Systems Command networks for the next five years.