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Topcon Secures Early Access to Xona’s Pulsar Satnav Service
Topcon Positioning Systems has signed a commercial agreement with Xona to secure early-adopter access to Pulsar, Xona’s low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite navigation constellation. This agreement positions Topcon among Xona’s first commercial customers, preparing to integrate Pulsar into future high-precision positioning workflows. “The letter of agreement reinforces Topcon’s long-standing commitment to innovation and customer-driven technology…
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G&S SatCom’s G&S SatConnect® Sense: Monitoring and Reporting Suite for Satellite Networks
G&S SatCom, a provider of advanced satellite communication solutions and network management software, announces G&S SatConnect® Sense, a dedicated monitoring and reporting suite designed to support satellite service providers and network operators. Built on the modular architecture of the G&S SatConnect® platform, Sense delivers detailed operational visibility, real-time analytics and situation-aware insights across multi-network VSAT…
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Titomic Enters Space Act Agreement with NASA
Titomic Limited, a global leader in cold spray additive manufacturing utilising its Titomic Kinetic Fusion technology, is pleased to announce the signing of a Space Act Agreement with NASA to conduct testing and evaluation of components produced using Titomic’s proprietary cold spray technology. This is a significant opportunity for Titomic to demonstrate the capabilities of…
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BlackSky Secures Seven-Figure Gen-3 Assured Contract with International Defense Customer
BlackSky Technology Inc. Gen-3 international momentum continues with a seven-figure Assured contract supporting an international defense customer. This Assured agreement extends the uncontested access to Gen-2 and Gen-3 imagery and AI-enabled analytics services over the country’s priority areas of interest. “BlackSky’s customers are selecting Assured because of the unmatched confidence and certainty they experience with…
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ThinKom Secures $3.9 Million Contract for Portable Ground Stations for US DoD
ThinKom Solutions, was awarded a follow-on contract, with a combined value of $3.9 million, to provide portable ground stations for the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD). The systems offer tactical, resilient connectivity anywhere it’s needed, without fixed infrastructure. Based on ThinKom’s proprietary, patented VICTS technology, the portable ground stations are airline-checkable and field-ready for rapid deployment…
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Axiom Space Raises $350 Million to Advance Space Stations & Spacesuits
Axiom Space, the leader in commercial human space exploration, announced $350-million in financing to advance its mission to deliver the successor to the International Space Station (ISS) and ready its next-generation spacesuits for the United States’ return to the Moon for the first time in more than 50 years. The financing reflects continued strong institutional…
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PowerBank Invests $500,000 in Orbit AI for Global Expansion Following Genesis Mission Success
PowerBank Corporation, a leader in advanced solar energy and sustainable digital infrastructure, announces a definitive subscription agreement for a strategic investment of US$500,000 by PowerBank into Orbit AI. This milestone capital infusion follows the historic technical success of the “Orbit AI Genesis” mission in December 2025 and signals the beginning of a multi-phase global expansion, including…
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Arianespace Launches Ariane 64 on Inaugural Flight Carrying Amazon Satellites
Europe’s new heavy-lift rocket, Ariane 64, completed its inaugural launch successfully, signaling a major step in the continent’s effort to strengthen independent access to space while entering the global commercial launch market. Operated by Arianespace, the four-booster variant of the Ariane 6 family lifted off from Europe’s spaceport in French Guiana, carrying 32 satellites for…
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ThinKom Wins DoD Follow-On Contract for Portable Satellite Ground Stations
U.S.-based antenna manufacturer ThinKom Solutions has secured a follow-on contract from the Department of Defense worth a combined $3.9 million to supply portable satellite ground stations for military use, the company said. The transportable systems are intended to provide high-speed, resilient communications in environments where fixed infrastructure is unavailable, enabling troops to establish connectivity rapidly…
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NASA has a new problem to fix before the next Artemis II countdown test
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said Saturday the agency is looking at ways to prevent the fueling problems plaguing the Space Launch System rocket before the Artemis III mission. Artemis III is slated to be the first crew mission to land on the Moon since the Apollo program more than 50 years ago. As for Artemis…