スカパーJSAT株式会社
SKY Perfect JSAT Group is a Japanese satellite operator and Asia's largest provider of multi-channel pay TV and satellite communications services. It operates a fleet of geostationary communication satellites, providing services like video distribution, data transfer, and back-up communication across Asia, Oceania, Russia, the Middle East, and North America. They also offer ground station services and are expanding into new areas like space intelligence and services for LEO satellites, collaborating with partners like Intelsat, ESA, and JAXA.
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The $66,000,000 investment plan is part of a broader 2022 commitment by SKY Perfect JSAT to invest 150,000,000,000 JPY ($991,000,000) by the end of the decade in new technologies and expanding its presence in the space industry.
SKY Perfect JSAT intends to invest around $66,000,000 in space-related startups and venture funds at home and abroad over the next six years.
In 2019 SKY Perfect JSAT began expanding into space-based intelligence services and invested in iQPS, a Japanese venture developing a synthetic aperture radar constellation.
SKY Perfect JSAT announced in June 2020 a collaboration with the Institute of Physical and Chemical Research (RIKEN) Satellite Orbital State Control Laser Laboratory to design and develop a satellite payload for space debris removal using laser technology.
Eiichi Yonekura is Representative Director, President and CEO of SKY Perfect JSAT and SKY Perfect JSAT launched an employee-initiated startup program in 2018.
NTT and SKY Perfect JSAT plan to take part in Project Kuiper’s beta testing in the second half of 2024.
SKY Perfect JSAT and NTT have an existing partnership that provides services to Japanese businesses.
Project Kuiper, NTT, and SKY Perfect JSAT will explore broader collaborations for seamless communication between Earth and space.
NTT, NTT DOCOMO, NTT Communications, and SKY Perfect JSAT have formed a strategic collaboration with Project Kuiper to enhance satellite connectivity options for customers in Japan.
On 2023-11-28, JSAT and Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation agreed to distribute Project Kuiper connectivity to businesses and government organizations in Japan.
NTT and SKY Perfect JSAT plan to participate in Project Kuiper's beta testing.
NTT and SKY Perfect JSAT plan to distribute Project Kuiper connectivity services to enterprises and government organizations in Japan.
SKY Perfect JSAT secured a pre-launch commitment from Panasonic Avionics to provide high-capacity service on Superbird-9 at the earliest possible timing.
SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation executed a multi-year agreement with Panasonic Avionics Corporation to provide Gbps-class Ku-band capacity on Superbird-9.
Superbird-9 is a software-defined high-throughput satellite built for SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation.
The Ku-band payload on Galaxy 37/Horizons-4 is jointly owned by Intelsat and JSAT International.
The H-4 Ku-band payload will be owned jointly by Intelsat and JSAT International, the U.S.-owned subsidiary of SKY Perfect JSAT Corp.
The Ku-band payload on Galaxy 37/Horizons-4 is jointly owned by Intelsat and JSAT International.
Boeing built Galaxy-13 and Galaxy-13 carried a Horizon-1 payload in partnership with JSAT.
The spacecraft comprises two payloads: Galaxy-37 in C-band for Intelsat’s broadcast customers over the continental United States and Horizons-4, which Intelsat partly owns with Japan’s JSAT International for Ku-band connectivity services over the Pacific Ocean and the United States.