Virgin Media O2 has signed a multi-year partnership with SpaceX’s Starlink to deliver satellite-to-mobile connectivity across rural UK. The O2 Satellite service will automatically activate in areas without traditional coverage, with commercial rollout expected early next year. This marks Starlink’s
Global satellite communications provider Iridium is making strategic shifts as SpaceX’s $17 billion spectrum acquisition from EchoStar accelerates competition. The company has paused share buybacks and is considering M&A to strengthen its position.
Strategic Consolidation in Europe’s Space Sector Three of Europe’s aerospace and defense leaders—Airbus, Leonardo, and Thales—have announced a landmark agreement…
In a strategic move to strengthen their position in the satellite-to-device market, Lynk Global and Omnispace have announced a merger. The deal will integrate Omnispace’s S-band spectrum with Lynk’s existing platform, positioning them against rivals like SpaceX and AST SpaceMobile.
Lynk Global and Omnispace are reportedly merging to combine their assets in a bid to advance direct-to-device (D2D) satellite services, according to a joint announcement. Sources indicate that the merger will leverage Omnispace’s 60 megahertz of S-band spectrum with Lynk’s current D2D platform, which uses five low Earth orbit satellites to provide intermittent messaging in select island nations. The move aims to position the merged entity competitively against industry players like SpaceX and AST SpaceMobile, who are also securing satellite frequencies for similar services.
NASA’s acting administrator has publicly acknowledged SpaceX’s Starship delays and is opening lunar lander contracts to new competitors. The announcement comes amid a behind-the-scenes power struggle for permanent NASA leadership as the 2027 Moon landing timeline appears increasingly unrealistic.
NASA’s acting administrator Sean Duffy has dramatically altered the space agency’s lunar return strategy, according to reports from his Monday television appearances. Sources indicate Duffy publicly acknowledged that SpaceX has fallen behind schedule developing its Starship lunar lander and that NASA’s 2027 target for a crewed Moon landing is no longer achievable. The acting chief announced plans to expand competition for human landing system development, stating “I’m in the process of opening that contract up” to include additional companies.
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SpaceX Timeline Concerns Prompt NASA Contract Restructuring NASA’s acting administrator Sean Duffy has confirmed that SpaceX is falling behind schedule…
The Proxy Advisory Standoff Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS), one of the most influential proxy advisory firms, has recommended Tesla shareholders…
