Thales Launches SkyDefender: AI Air and Missile Defense Dome
As air and missile threats are evolving faster than ever, from slow-moving drones to hypersonic missiles, attacks are becoming increasingly complex, saturating and unpredictable. Thales SkyDefender provides full protection against all types of air threats, from a few kilometres to several thousands of kilometres: All elements are managed through Thales’ SkyView command and control (C2) system, with […]
SES Successfully Launches Ninth and Tenth O3b mPOWER Satellites
The latest pair of O3b mPOWER satellites was successfully launched into space by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida, United States, at 5:12 pm local time, SES announced on July 22. These two new satellites enhance global coverage and bring incremental capacity to scale up services provided by […]
Rocket Lab Set to Launch the Next Electron Mission for Kinéis Constellation
Rocket Lab USA, Inc., a leading launch provider and space systems company, recently announced it has scheduled the next Electron launch for Kinéis, a global Internet-of-Things (IoT) connectivity provider. The “IOT 4 You and Me” mission is scheduled to launch during window that opens on February 4th NZDT. Within the multi-day window, there is an […]
Airbus Ventures announces its investment in the Startup, Zero-Error Systems
Airbus Ventures announces its investment in Zero-Error Systems (ZES), specializing in high-reliability semiconductor solutions for space and power management applications. With participation from the Dart Family Office and Airbus Ventures, among others, this oversubscribed USD $7.5M Series A funding round will expand the company’s global sales and marketing efforts, as well as accelerate its product […]
Sony group announces new venture Sony space corporation
Sony Group Corporation announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Sony Corporation of America (“SCA”), has formed a new company, Sony Space Communications Corporation (“SSC”), to conduct space optical communications. “Currently there are approximately 12,000 satellites in space, and the number is expected to increase in the future. The amount of data used in orbit is […]
