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Save the Date | March 8-11, 2027
Walter E. Washington Convention Center // Washington, DC
Telesat saw a 30% revenue decline in the second quarter of 2025 with its GEO business, while the operator is working on opportunities for its upcoming LEO constellation, particularly in aero and government.
It’s no secret that Europe is trailing behind in the new ‘space race.’ We’ve often depended on our friends in the United States for systems and infrastructure. That worked for a while. But the geopolitical climate has shifted. What once seemed pragmatic now looks reckless. Today’s space story is about sovereignty as much as rockets […]
MDA Space grew revenue 54% year-over-year in the second quarter of 2025 as the Canadian manufacturer ramps up work for satellite constellation customers. MDA Space reported revenues of $373.3 million Canadian dollars in the second quarter.
With IonQ’s acquisition of Capella Space, the quantum computing company is looking to expand the security of quantum networking to satellite networks.
Investors are optimistic for ramp-ups in defense spending, but say trends will likely favor larger players as sure bets, with space consolidation likely to increase.
The Via Satellite Rising Stars of 2025 highlights a cohort of 25 young professionals, age 35 and under, nominated by their colleagues, on the rise in the space and satellite industry.
The once-stable market for GEO has been disrupted. A new market is emerging, characterized by modularity, maneuverability, small form factors and multi-orbit offerings.
EchoStar is canceling its plans for the direct-to-device (D2D) satellite constellation announced last month, instead selling spectrum to SpaceX that will be used for Starlink’s own D2D services in a $17 billion deal.
End users LATAM Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines, Norwegian Cruise Line, and OmniAccess weigh in on how they see the market for satellite mobility services developing.
LONDON — The advance of space and cyber technologies is creating “an invisible front line” in the warfighting domain. Royal Air Force Air Marshal Paul Godfrey, who is serving as assistant chief of Space Operations for Future Concepts and Partnership, with the U.S. Space Force (USSF) said during the Space Forum at DSEI UK on Wednesday. Space, cyber and electromagnetic […]
