Satellite welcomes reopening of US government after brief funding impasse
The satellite industry welcomes the resolution to the US government shutdown, as the Senate voted 81-18 Monday to fund the government through 8 ...
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PSLV’s return lifts satellite broadband ventures as a busy year beckons
The return to flight of India’s PSLV rocket provides an important addition to the small satellite ecosystem as low Earth orbit broadband ...
Hughes views LEO constellations as key road for broadband growth | Q&A
Hughes Network Systems made many major moves in 2017, culminating in a US$190m ground network contract with LEO broadband startup ...
Satellite operator investment and strategy decisions set for shift amid expanding orbital-servicing market
Satellite executives could take a deeper look at their investment and strategy choices as orbital servicing grows after the announcement ...
A year of diverging strategies | Viewpoint
2017 was an action-packed year for the satellite industry, filled to the brim with multibillion-dollar deals as well as those mega transactions ...
How Seraphim Capital is weighing timing, satellite type and yield in investment strategy | Q&A
Satellite veteran Matthew O’Connell has returned to VC full time with a new role at space-focused fund Seraphim Capital. He discusses ...
SoftBank makes additional US$500m investment in OneWeb amid investment surge
As OneWeb formulates plans for its super-high-speed satellite constellation amid a run of investments, Japan’s SoftBank appears to have become a return investor ...
LeoSat and Globecomm to explore connectivity agreement
Amid a backdrop of increasing commercial arrangements to provide satellite connectivity, US-based broadband startup LeoSat Enterprises has signed a memorandum ...
Thales Alenia Space and others spur LEO craze with new Space Rider vehicle
Responding to explosive commercial interest in LEO missions, France- and Italy-based Thales Alenia Space is leading multiple European organisations in the development ...
Another Soyuz failure spooks insurers as 19 satellites feared lost
The apparent Soyuz failure to place a weather satellite and 18 smaller spacecraft is a blow to those looking to insure the ...
