Skyloom is a U.S.-based telecommunications company focused on developing and deploying a space-based optical data transport network. They aim to provide low-latency, high-capacity data relay services, especially for LEO satellite constellations, utilizing geostationary relay nodes. Their key products include optical communication terminals (OCTs) and geostationary optical relay satellites like Uhura. Skyloom partners with organizations like Space Compass, Axiom Space, and York Space Systems to advance optical communication technology and expand its network capabilities.
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As of April 2026, the SDA-qualified optical inter-satellite link terminal supply base consisted of Mynaric, Tesat-Spacecom US, Skyloom, and CACI.
The publicly documented Space Development Agency-qualified optical intersatellite terminal providers include Mynaric, Tesat-Spacecom U.S., Skyloom, and CACI.
The SDA-qualified optical inter-satellite link terminal supply base includes Mynaric, Tesat-Spacecom US, Skyloom, and CACI.
IonQ acquired Skyloom Global, a U.S. optical communications infrastructure company.
IonQ acquired Capella Space last year and plans to acquire optical communications company Skyloom Global.
With the Skyloom acquisition, IonQ now owns all of the critical technology layers for distributed quantum entanglement and ultra-secure connectivity.
Skyloom's optical communications technology aims to unlock secure space communications.
Skyloom Global has provided almost 90 terminals for SDA missions.
After the acquisition closes, Skyloom CEO Marc Eisenberg will report to Frank Backes, president of Quantum Infrastructure at IonQ.
The Skyloom acquisition is subject to regulatory approval.
IonQ is acquiring optical communications company Skyloom Global.
Skyloom Global builds optical communications terminals and provides OCTs to York Space Systems used on Space Development Agency (SDA) satellites.
Skyloom plans to launch the 100 Gbps WARP OCT into space in 2026.
Skyloom plans to complete joint development, testing, and manufacturing of the 100 Gbps WARP OCT by the end of 2025.
NEC Corporation and Skyloom Global Corporation are jointly developing optical communication equipment for multi-orbit satellite networks.
NEC and Skyloom plan to launch several test satellites in 2026 equipped with the jointly developed 100 Gbps WARP OCT.
NEC and Skyloom plan to launch the 100 Gbps WARP OCT product into space in 2026.
NEC and Skyloom are jointly developing, testing, and manufacturing the 100 Gbps WARP Optical Communications Terminal (WARP OCT).
NEC Corporation and Skyloom Global Corporation are collaborating to develop optical communication equipment for multi-orbit satellite networks.
Skyloom is a network service provider and space-based telecom equipment manufacturer developing the SkyCompass-1 optical communications network.