Between the imminent debut of Blue Origin’s New Glenn and the seventh demo launch of SpaceX’s Starship, the team at SpaceX quietly hit a new

The European Union is treating Italy’s consideration of a €1.5 billion ($1.6B) contract for secure Starlink services as a binary decision be

Globalstar on Dec. 12 held its first investor day in years, bringing analysts and shareholders together to outline business priorities. Quil

Based on satellite design lives, OneWeb may need to replace half its fleet before IRIS2 enters service in 2030.

Telesat Lightspeed experienced a cascading series of delays over the past seven years, mainly related to financing, but the project’s recent

If SpaceX achieves VP of Flight Kiko Dontchev’s recently established goal of another 26 launches by the end of the year, the company will no

Constellations are never quick, and Europe’s IRISsup>2/sup> is no exception.

On Oct. 21, United Launch Alliance began integrating its third Vulcan rocket on a mission that, if done this year, positions the company to

On Oct. 11, SpaceX filed with the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requesting to modify Starlink’s architecture and establish wh

The Defense Department doles out study contracts in the six-to-seven figure range so often they are rarely worth mentioning in the grand sch

Military agencies have long been ideal customers for the satellite industry because of their willingness to pay a premium for resilient comm

Every year at the perennial Paris pilgrimage, one or more trends emerge as the dominant theme of the show, and 2024 was no different.

Supply chain fragility has been a perpetual challenge for the satellite industry, often centering on subsystems and components for which the

Over the past two years, Starlink has hit the maritime industry like a tsunami, swallowing up cruise line, yachts, and merchant vessels at s

It’s been a pretty miserable decade if you’re a GEO operator. The spectrum skirmishes over Ku and Ka-bands kicked things off, followed by a

Press leaks on M&A discussions typically aren’t helpful (remember EchoStar’sa target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://spacen

A change in the winds of European defense spending

Telesat Lightspeed’s supply chain is becoming real

In years past, small countries often financed geostationary satellites under the auspices of national sovereignty.

What started as a binary battle between DTD spectrum approaches is increasingly looking like an “and” rather than an “or” outcome.