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A Couple Key Considerations for Venture Capital Investments in Federal Government Contractors
Preserving small business status and understanding foreign ownership, control, or influence (FOCI) disclosure obligations and associated requirements and restrictions are two common early challenges for venture-backed companies. This article outlines these key considerations and risks to keep top of mind for VC investments in early-stage companies that are seeking or have been awarded federal contracts or grants.
AI is in our DNA
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how industries operate across the globe, and the space-based intelligence sector is no exception. Many space and intelligence companies are integrating AI into their operations. At BlackSky, AI has powered us from the start.
Proven and Ready: Kepler’s Optical Network Nears Activation
Kepler Communications has proven that optical technology works across multiple domains, including space-to-space, space-to-ground, and now, space-to-air. The new era of space communications is imminent.
Viasat’s HaloNet: Continuous Near-Earth Communications for Space Ops
As LEO satellite numbers grow into the tens of thousands, maintaining reliable connectivity is a significant challenge for the space industry. Ground coverage gaps, spectrum bottlenecks, and NASA’s planned Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System (TDRSS) retirement create both a communications cliff and an opportunity. Viasat, a global communications company, aims to fill this gap with HaloNet, its holistic space relay network, offering secure multi-band, multi-path connectivity and data transport solutions.
Regenerative 5G NTN for Direct Device Communications
Space communications must evolve to meet the new demands of modern connectivity
Software-Defined RF Processing for Flexible Space Communications
Seamless, flexible and mission ready.
As satellite missions expand in scope and complexity, traditional communication systems are struggling to keep pace.
Orion: The Spaceship That Will Carry Astronauts Back to the Moon
When four astronauts climb into NASA’s Orion spacecraft for the Artemis II mission, they will be doing something no one has done in more than half a century: leaving Earth for a journey to the Moon. Behind this historic flight is a spacecraft designed and built with one unmistakable priority—safeguarding its crew every step of the way.
Complete Remote Sensing Solution: Storage, Compute, and RF with NuPod
Remote sensing missions produce vast amounts of data which need to be processed and transmitted safely and at speed. Unfortunately the limited bandwidth and system complexity of traditional ground-based processing systems make this level of efficiency extremely difficult to achieve. A new approach is required. One that enhances data processing and transmits mission insights in…
Efficient Edge Processing with Integrated Storage for Earth Observation Missions
Earth Observation (EO) missions generate vast datasets which traditionally rely on ground-based processing. Unfortunately this processing model comes with considerable challenges like high latency and limited bandwidth, making it difficult to retrieve the real time insights that Earth Observation missions require.
KSAT Extends the Ground Backbone with Integrated Mission Services
Through unrivaled infrastructure, reliable ground station services, and unwavering support, KSAT enables operators to scale seamlessly as constellations set the course for the next era of space.
Redefining Space Data Capture: Terabyte-Scale Storage with NuStream
NuStream by Ramon.Space delivers 1TB of ultra-high-density onboard storage for Earth Observation missions. With high throughput, optimized SWaP, and reliable data integrity, it enables faster data capture, real-time processing, and long-term mission success in orbit.
Paris to Host the Most Powerful Week in Space this September
From September 15–19, 2025, Paris will once again become the capital of the global space domain. Over five days, three flagship summits will bring together more than 1,800 decision-makers, 250+ senior speakers, and 600 organizations from over 60 countries to define the future of space business, defense, and innovation.
Epsilon3 Launches FedRAMP High Authorized Procedure Execution Software
Epsilon3 has announced the release of its Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) High Authorized product, becoming one of fewer than 80 software-as-a-service (SaaS) vendors to meet the US government’s highest cloud security standard. The authorization marks a significant milestone for the company and its customers across the aerospace, defense, energy, and national security…
