北京国电高科科技有限公司
Beijing Guodian Gaoke Technology Co. Ltd. is a Chinese commercial space company established in 2015, and is a provider of satellite IoT solutions. It specializes in building the "Tianqi" constellation, a Low Earth Orbit (LEO) narrowband constellation of satellites, which aims to enhance connectivity and efficiency through smart, connected devices. Guodian Gaoke's services cater to various sectors, including agriculture, logistics, transportation, emergency communications and environmental monitoring.
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China Mobile acquired a 39.85 percent stake in Guodian Gaoke and became its largest single shareholder.
China Mobile plans to provide space-based direct-to-device connectivity through Guodian Gaoke’s satellites.
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology approved Guodian Gaoke in May to trial Tianqi connectivity services to consumers across China using its in-orbit satellites until May 2028.
Guodian Gaoke filed for a 1,132-spacecraft expansion of the Tianqi constellation at the end of last year.
Guodian Gaoke’s planned direct-to-device satellites will have more than seven times the mass of its current satellites.
Guodian Gaoke maintains operational independence and ownership of the Tianqi Internet-of-Things constellation after China Mobile’s investment.
Guodian Gaoke announced plans in June to develop satellites capable of providing direct-to-device connectivity.
Guodian Gaoke’s planned direct-to-device satellites are expected to deliver about six times the connectivity throughput of its current capacity.
Guodian Gaoke is moving its Tianqi constellation away from the small satellites previously flown on Ceres-1 toward larger satellites that are about seven times heavier.
Guodian Gaoke’s Tianqi Internet-of-Things connectivity constellation used seven Ceres-1 flights.
Guodian Gaoke has bought at least six Ceres-1 launches from Galactic Energy.
Guodian Gaoke aims to expand Tianqi connectivity services to users in cities, remote regions of China, vessels offshore, aircraft, and mobile direct-to-device applications.
Guodian Gaoke’s Tianqi second phase will start this year with a new satellite design.
Guodian Gaoke plans to launch at least seven Tianqi satellites for the second phase by 2028.
Guodian Gaoke was approved by China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology in May to trial Tianqi connectivity services for general users across China.
Guodian Gaoke added four Tianqi satellites in January to complete the constellation’s first phase.
Guodian Gaoke’s Tianqi Internet-of-Things constellation had 41 satellites in orbit to date.
Guodian Gaoke requested VHF and L-band frequencies for the 1,132-satellite filing.
Guodian Gaoke filed a 1,132-satellite network with the International Telecommunications Union in December 2025.
Guodian Gaoke has signed an enterprise agreement with MEASAT to enable international connectivity services.