Satcube is a satellite communications company founded in 2007 that develops user-friendly, portable terminals and services for high-speed broadband access anywhere. Their Satcube Ku terminal, released in 2017, aims to simplify satellite broadband access using advancements in High Throughput Satellites and LEO constellations. The company focuses on creating robust and cost-effective solutions for seamless connectivity in remote locations. Satcube serves organizations globally, enabling critical communication and service delivery.
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Astranis is collaborating with terminal manufacturers Kymeta and Satcube for the Vanguard product.
Astranis validated the Vanguard technology during a recent demo alongside partners including Persistent Systems, Kymeta, and Satcube.
Astranis linked to multi-network flat-panel terminals from Satcube, which are designed for stationary use, and Kymeta’s on-the-move alternative.
Data was sent live over an Astranis satellite using backhaul from both Kymeta and Satcube terminals.
Astranis demonstrated fixed and mobile connectivity capabilities using Kymeta and Satcube terminals.
Astranis claims that the Vanguard capability can be quickly deployed using hardware from Persistent Systems, Kymeta, and Satcube.
Satcube initially launched Satcube Instant in the spring of 2022.
Satcube Instant offers Intelsat FlexMove data packages ranging from 3 GB to 240 GB.
Satcube Instant provides users with a pre-configured Satcube Ku-band terminal that is ready to use upon arrival.
Satcube designed Satcube Instant to simplify access to seamless satellite broadband for organizations operating in remote locations.
Satcube Instant delivers a ready-to-use Satcube terminal with data capacity included to users worldwide within two business days.
Satcube Instant provides pre-configured Satcube Ku-band hardware and data services to create a Wi-Fi hotspot within minutes.
Satcube serves NGOs, media brands, and government agencies to enable critical communications during major weather events and various crisis communication scenarios.
Satcube is constructing a new, state-of-the-art high-production facility in Karlstad, Sweden to support its regional supply line business model.
The relationship between Satcube and Intelsat began in 2017 with the integration and delivery of Satcube Ku portable terminals on the Intelsat FlexMove network.
Satcube is experiencing rapid expansion in its teams in Gothenburg and Karlstad, Sweden to meet the growing demand for its portable satellite terminals.
Intelsat ordered 100 portable satellite terminals from Satcube.
The addition of the AXIOM-X expands the Satcube KU terminal's ability to provide reliable and secure communications to a larger customer base.
Satcube increased its revenue by 250% from 2021 to 2022.
Satcube provides Satcube Ku terminals to major media brands and NGOs operating on the ground in Turkey and Ukraine.