Maxar Technologies, the space and satellite company formed in 2017, has shed its name. On Oct. 1, the company unveiled new identities for its two businesses: Maxar Intelligence will now
Maxar Technologies, the space and satellite company formed in 2017, has shed its name. On Oct. 1, the company unveiled new identities for its two businesses: Maxar Intelligence will now
TAMPA, Fla. — The Maldives is looking to raise $50 million for a space agency fund that aims to be the first of its kind for an island nation, targeting
The direct-to-device (D2D) connectivity market has been completely transformed in the space of six weeks. On Aug. 1, U.S.-based EchoStar ordered 100 satellites from Canada’s MDA Space for a planned
SYDNEY — Synspective, a Japanese company developing a constellation of radar imaging satellites, has signed a deal with Rocket Lab for an additional 10 Electron launches. The companies announced Sept.
SYDNEY, Australia – Australia and the United Kingdom renewed their commitment to space-related cooperation in an agreement signed Oct. 1 at the International Astronautical Congress here. Enrico Palermo, Australian Space
Sydney, Australia — September 29, 2025 – Flexell Space (CEO Taehun Ahn) announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Italian satellite solutions company NPC Spacemind at the
SYDNEY, Australia – The University of South Australia announced an agreement Sept. 29 with Australian start-up RapidBeam and Japanese startup Warpspace to develop laser communication systems. Under the agreement, announced
SYDNEY — Microgravity research company Varda Space Industries has signed an agreement with spaceport operator Southern Launch that will allow up to 20 capsule reentries in South Australia through 2028.
SYDNEY — Satellite operators are asking an international regulator to help maintain lines of communication among them to deal with potential conjunctions and other space safety issues. During a panel
TAMPA, Fla. — OQ Technology has expanded its satellite connectivity services for remote Internet of Things (IoT) devices to Australia, the Luxembourg-based low Earth orbit (LEO) operator announced Sept. 30.




