Operators need to extract as much useful capacity as possible from constrained RF resources. They also need to support services that move between satellite and terrestrial networks, work with mobile operators, and remain compatible with standards that are still developing. The choice affects the air interface, along with terminals, payloads, gateways, operations and commercial partnerships.

Azercosmos has launched its first-ever National Space Incubation program to support the development of space startups and strengthen Azerbaijan’s innovation ecosystem.

Improving the integrity of remote water monitoring through satellite IoT connectivity

Global Invacom Group Limited has launched a new range of rapid‑deploy XY antenna terminals, designed to deliver fast, reliable multi‑orbit and multi‑band connectivity in the most demanding operational environments.

Gilat Satellite Networks has received $39 million in orders from a leading satellite operator for its electronically steered antenna (ESA) Sidewinder in-flight connectivity terminals, including both linefit and retrofit installations. Deliveries are expected over the next 12 months.

Eutelsat and Singapore’s Can Marine are partnering to deliver state-of-the-art maritime connectivity services leveraging Eutelsat’s OneWeb LEO constellation. Can Marine is a maritime connectivity integrator serving commercial shipping and offshore operators.

BlackSky Technology secured a new eight-figure international contract for accelerated delivery of a Gen-3 sovereign space-based intelligence solution. The agreement combines the sale of one Gen-3 very-high resolution 35-centimeter satellite with recurring, multi-year on-orbit operations

Azercosmos, the Space Agency of the Republic of Azerbaijan, will participate for the first time in Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026, one of the world’s largest and most influential technology and connectivity events, taking place in Barcelona. During the event, Azercosmos will present its satellite communication services, Earth observation solutions, and digital transformation capabilities designed to support governments, enterprises, and telecommunications operators across m

On February 12, 2026 at 1:45 p.m. local time (4:45 p.m. UTC, 5:45 p.m. CET), Arianespace successfully launched 32 Amazon Leo satellites with Ariane 64 from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana. The satellites were delivered to a low Earth orbit, at an altitude of approximately 465 km. The mission lasted 1 hour and 54 minutes, from lift-off to separation of all the satellites.

Eutelsat has announced the launch of the first military-grade manpack terminal, Intellian’s OW7MP, for the OneWeb network. Developed in partnership with Intellian Technologies, a global leader in satellite communication antennas, the terminal is now available to government and defence customers needing portable, resilient connectivity solutions.