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The unfair advantage: Video at the tactical edge

1 June 2024

The tumultuous landscape of war is perpetually compromised. Video is an essential tool that delivers instantaneous clarity, cutting through the fog of war and providing critical information to determine friend from foe. The application of quantum mathematics can dramatically improve the security of video from source to sight, providing warfighters with the assurance that what they see is reliable.

The unfair advantage: Video at the tactical edge

Joshua Cryer, President, and CEO of Reticulate Micro

Joshua Cryer, President, and CEO of Reticulate Micro

The space economy: Ready for take off

27 May 2024

When it comes to the space economy, no one knows more than Chad Anderson, founder and managing partner of Space Capital, who recently wrote the definitive book on the subject. As exciting and explosive as the last decade has been for our industry, Anderson believes that the technological advances and market applications which lie ahead will not only be transformative but will also drive dramatic market growth. We sat down with Anderson who shared his insights on what he believes is the greatest business opportunity the world has ever known.

The space economy: Ready for take off

Crispin Littlehales, Executive Editor, Satellite Evolution Group

Crispin Littlehales, Executive Editor, Satellite Evolution Group

How COTS and RHBD are democratizing space exploration

19 May 2024

The space industry has been rather conservative over the past decades, but a revolution is coming. New components are making space exploration more accessible. So-called COTS semiconductor devices unlock entirely novel applications and help make technology more reliable, bringing space exploration to a new era.

How COTS and RHBD are democratizing space exploration

Wei Shu, PhD, CTO of Zero Error Systems

Wei Shu, PhD, CTO of Zero Error Systems

Ovzon: A greater calling to connect and protect

16 May 2024

Ovzon 3, which launched successfully early this year, is both smaller and more powerful than other GEO satellites and is specifically designed for the missioncritical operations performed by Ovzon’s defense, public safety, emergency services, and NGO customers. The satellite is expected to be fully operational by midyear and represents an important milestone for the 18year-old Swedish company. We interviewed Per Norén, Ovzon’s CEO, to delve into the company’s near-term agenda and discuss the opportunities that lie ahead.

Ovzon: A greater calling to connect and protect

Crispin Littlehales, Executive Editor, Satellite Evolution Group

Crispin Littlehales, Executive Editor, Satellite Evolution Group

Security in the Stars: Protecting satellite infrastructure through ‘trusted’ standards

4 May 2024

Last year saw the announcement of the EU Commission and High Representative’s European Space Strategy for Security and Defence. Presented for the first time on 10 March 2023, the joint communication outlined a framework for greater safety, security, and sustainability for space-based technologies, while providing insight into the preparatory work currently underway that will enable safer access to space.

Security in the Stars: Protecting satellite infrastructure through ‘trusted’ standards

Thorsten Stremlau, Trusted Computing Group (TCG)

Thorsten Stremlau, Trusted Computing Group (TCG)

2024 – Unpacking the defense spend in a year of budget increases

27 April 2024

Multiple key trends will affect the defense sector in 2024, ranging from changes in defense budgets and the proliferation of swarm drones, to the two-pronged threat of ongoing worldwide conflict and cybersecurity.

2024 – Unpacking the defense spend in a year of budget increases

Matt Medley, Global Industry Director, A&D, IFS

Matt Medley, Global Industry Director, A&D, IFS

An iterative approach to building rockets

23 April 2024

Relativity Space has experienced a meteoric rise since its founding in 2016. Last March the company launched the world’s first 3D printed rocket, and while it didn’t reach orbit due to a stage-two anomaly, its creation gave Relativity a mighty jump-start on the development of a much larger reusable rocket—Terran R. We talked with Josh Brost, the company’s Senior Vice President of Revenue Operations about Relativity’s remarkable journey and its ultimate destination.

An iterative approach to building rockets

Crispin Littlehales, Executive Editor, Satellite Evolution Group

Crispin Littlehales, Executive Editor, Satellite Evolution Group

Leading the way to standards-based networks

21 March 2024

ST Engineering iDirect has been an industry leader for a long time and now the company is entering a new era where the goal is to revolutionize the ground and deliver a virtualized cloud-based network unfettered by the limitations of bespoke hardware and finite capacity. We spoke with Don Claussen, the company’s CEO, to find out what’s next.

Leading the way to standards-based networks

Crispin Littlehales, Executive Editor, Satellite Evolution Group

Crispin Littlehales, Executive Editor, Satellite Evolution Group

Future-proofing the ground segment for an evolving future

19 March 2024

From today’s needs to tomorrow’s, digital ground systems lay the path that will leverage AI, Multi-Cloud, 5G networks and more.

Future-proofing the ground segment for an evolving future

Greg Quiggle, Senior Vice President of Space Product Management, Kratos

Greg Quiggle, Senior Vice President of Space Product Management, Kratos

Why laser is the future of defense communication

6 March 2024

The war in Sudan, the invasion of Ukraine, the conflict in the Middle East – in 2023, violent struggle around the world has thrown the need for defense into sharp relief. For the ancients, it was, “if you want peace, prepare for war”.

Why laser is the future of defense communication

Jean-Francois Morizur, co-founder and CEO of Cailabs

Jean-Francois Morizur, co-founder and CEO of Cailabs

Why 2024 will be a big year for satellites – and why they need investment

16 February 2024

This year may be another landmark year for satellites, especially in low Earth orbit (LEO). Satellite communications, or SATCOM, may see its biggest comeback this year. Developments in this sector have been quickening – and catching the attention and imagination of non-specialists.

Why 2024 will be a big year for satellites – and why they need investment

Bogdan Gogulan, MD of NewSpace Capital

Bogdan Gogulan, MD of NewSpace Capital

Revolutionizing in-space propulsion

13 February 2024

Benchmark Space Systems has evolved from developing propulsion systems for cube sats to providing sophisticated hardware, software, and operational expertise enabling precise mobility in space. We talked to Ryan McDevitt, Benchmark’s Founder and CEO to find out more about the company’s remarkable technology.

Revolutionizing in-space propulsion

Crispin Littlehales, Executive Editor, Satellite Evolution Group

Crispin Littlehales, Executive Editor, Satellite Evolution Group
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