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SES and Europeer Exchange GmbH are collaborating on a project for Uzbekistan.
The SES solution is intended to provide resilient space connectivity for critical government communications in Uzbekistan.
The Axiom Space University Alliance has new members from Australia, India, Italy, New Zealand, Portugal, Spain, South Korea, Taiwan, Türkiye, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Uzbekistan.
The Uzbekistan demonstration used two mass-market Android smartphones, one connected through satellite with a companion device and the other connected to a terrestrial cellular network.
Viasat completed a direct-to-device demonstration in Uzbekistan that featured application-based messaging on an Android smartphone.
Viasat is showcasing its non-terrestrial network capabilities with the Ministry of Uzbekistan and UZ-SAT.
Viasat’s direct-to-device demonstrations are intended to show how satellites can expand connectivity to cell phones, vehicles, and industrial IoT devices in Uzbekistan.
The Viasat demonstration in Uzbekistan showed smartphones sending and receiving messages over Viasat’s L-band satellite network using 3GPP non-terrestrial network standards.
Uzcosmos and STAR.VISION signed a strategic memorandum to co-develop satellite technologies and designate a hyperspectral satellite for Uzbekistan's hosting of the 2028 International Astronautical Congress.
Uzbekistan plans to launch its first scientific satellite by 2028 in collaboration with SpaceX and international partners.
The MoU aims to enhance Uzbekistan’s telecoms infrastructure and expand access to high-speed internet through the Project Kuiper satellite network.
Uzbekistan’s Minister of Digital Technologies is Sherzod Shermatov.
Amazon’s Project Kuiper signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Digital Technologies.
NSG partnered with Uzbekistan Airways and G&S Satcom in April 2025.
SES will deliver connectivity services throughout Uzbekistan via its geostationary satellite NSS-12 under an agreement with UZ-SAT.
The collaboration in Uzbekistan is designed to carry out research and development for seismic risk evaluation using interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) technology.
The collaboration in Uzbekistan will carry out research and development for seismic risk evaluation using interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) technology.
The 2021 Uzbekistan feasibility pilot demonstrated that trained AI using satellite images and sensor data could differentiate cotton fields from other crops and detect whether cotton fields were cultivated organically.
The meeting between Uzbekistan’s minister of development of information technologies and communications, Sherzod Shermatov, and Starlink market access manager Ben MacWilliams took place on 2022-05-10 on the sidelines of the Space Technology Conference STC-2022.
The Uzbekistan space agency signed a memorandum of understanding with OneWeb on 2022-05-16.