ALL.SPACE Hydra MAX Terminals selected by Viasat to support resilient, multi-orbit SATCOM demands

ALL.SPACE has announced that Viasat, Inc, a global leader in satellite communications technology, has ordered multiple Hydra MAX terminals, marking an important commercial milestone after the successful launch of ALL.SPACE's second-generation Hydra MAX terminal range.

The order underscores growing demand for resilient, high-capacity communications solutions that can operate across increasingly complex satellite network architectures. It also reflects continued market momentum for Hydra MAX, as government and defense users seek flexible, interoperable SATCOM solutions that support communications on-the-move in demanding environments.

Hydra MAX delivers true simultaneous multi-link connectivity, enabling operators to maintain multiple independent satellite links across commercial and military Ka-band networks spanning HEO, GEO, MEO, and emerging LEO constellations. Built on ALL.SPACE's lens-array digital beamforming technology, the terminal delivers class-leading scanning performance and supports reliable comms-on-the-move across land and maritime platforms.

With up to 500 MHz of instantaneous bandwidth per beam and 1 GHz of aggregate bandwidth in the Ka-band, Hydra MAX supports high-capacity, mission-critical communications across land, maritime and mobile command operations. Through intelligent link management and policy-based routing, operators can dynamically route traffic across available links to help maintain connectivity and performance in degraded or network-constrained environments.

This order also builds on the growing collaboration between ALL.SPACE and Viasat to expand assured Ka-band connectivity for government and defense users. Hydra MAX is now operational on Viasat's NextGen Ka-band network, enabling the platform to deliver resilient, high-performance communications across Viasat's global infrastructure, including Mil-Ka Band, and extending the operational flexibility of ALL.SPACE's multi-orbit terminal architecture.

Engineered for resilience, Hydra MAX combines inherent resistance to jamming with a network- and vendor-agnostic open architecture, enabling interoperability across current and future satellite networks and reducing reliance on any single provider or orbit. The result is a terminal built to support modern SATCOM architectures, where mobility, resilience, and assured access across multiple networks are critical to operational success.

Rod McCurdy, CEO of ALL.SPACE, said: "This order reflects the strong market response to Hydra MAX since its commercial launch and underscores growing demand for resilient, multi-orbit connectivity among government and defense users. With Hydra MAX now approved to operate on Viasat's global integrated Ka-band network, customers can combine the benefits of Viasat's assured global infrastructure with ALL.SPACE's true simultaneous multi-link capability to maintain high-integrity communications wherever resilient connectivity is required."

The order further demonstrates how ALL.SPACE and Viasat are translating technical interoperability and network integration into real-world operational capabilities for government and defense users who require resilient mission communications while on-the-move in contested environments.

Vic Farah, Senior Vice President, Government Services and Solutions, Viasat, said: "Government and defense users need communications solutions that are resilient, flexible, and ready to perform in demanding operating environments. Hydra MAX operations on Viasat's global NextGen Ka-band network, combined with its advanced multi-link, multi-orbit capability, provides a powerful solution for mobile users who require assured, high-performance connectivity."

ALL.SPACE's terminals play a critical role in York's broader mission ecosystem, which integrates spacecraft platforms, ground infrastructure, software to deliver turnkey solutions for government and commercial customers. These terminals extend connectivity to mobile and unmanned platforms, supporting York's development of integrated systems across space, land, sea, and air. By connecting those platforms to resilient satellite networks, York is building the communications backbone needed to coordinate missions and operate unmanned fleets at scale, including in contested environments.

This latest order further strengthens ALL.SPACE's position as a trusted supplier of next-generation SATCOM terminals for government and defense customers worldwide and underscores the Hydra MAX platform's growing commercial momentum since its launch.