CesiumAstro Secures $200M Government Financing
In its push to double down on its national security and defense clientele, spacecom firm CesiumAstro has secured $200M in government financing.
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In its push to double down on its national security and defense clientele, spacecom firm CesiumAstro has secured $200M in government financing.
Gravitics unveiled Diamondback, a smaller orbital carrier designed to fulfill missions from protecting US national security satellites to deploying space-based missile interceptors.
Amazon’s long-awaited Starlink competitor finally has a toehold in orbit.
Under the contract, the Canadian space company will build 50+ AURORA sats for the American satellite connectivity company, though the announcement did not lay out a time frame for delivery or launch.
Last month, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) updated its spectrum sharing rules for Non-Geostationary (NGSO) Fixed Satellite Service (FSS) systems to establish quantified interference protection criteria for satellite systems based on their level of spectrum priority.
Orbit will ship an undisclosed number of multi-purpose satellite communications terminals (MPTs) to the Israeli Ministry of Defense next year.
Military users already spent $660M through the contract since 2023.
Satellite architects are looking to lasers for more bandwidth.
CEO John Gedmark on his company’s $200M Series D fundraise.
CesiumAstro plans to use the extra funds to meet the market’s rapidly growing need for dependable connectivity.
Starlink may soon be in hot water with the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for overstepping its boundaries when it comes to providing service in Iran.