Xenesis is a telecommunications company focused on providing high-speed, secure data transport services via laser-based satellite communications. Xenesis is developing a network of satellites and optical ground stations to offer reduced latency and increased capacity for government and commercial clients. They have partnerships with companies like Airbus and the Space Development Agency (SDA) to develop and deploy their technology. Xenesis aims to revolutionize global communications through its optical "Network as a Service."
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SCIT Group and Xenesis plan to cooperate with regional and global infrastructure service providers to use the proposed high-speed data to address connectivity and speed gaps.
SCIT Group and Xenesis plan to partner locally with Saudi investment bodies to create a manufacturing facility in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to assemble and manufacture key satellite and laser components.
Xenesis will begin providing communications services via Xen-Hub by the end of the second quarter of 2025.
Airbus is working with Xenesis to provide broadband data downlink capability to customers on the Bartolomeo platform.
Xenesis plans to ship the Xen-Hub optical flight terminal to Airbus in November.
The memorandum of understanding between Evolution Space and Xenesis is valued at $120,000,000 and was signed in May.
Xenesis was founded in 2017 and plans to establish an optical communications constellation to provide connectivity for mobile network operators, internet service providers, and enterprises.
Evolution Space signed a memorandum of understanding with Xenesis to launch a small satellite constellation.
Under the $120,000,000 deal, Evolution Space will conduct five suborbital and 25 orbital launches for Xenesis beginning in 2025.
After demonstrating its technology on the International Space Station, Xenesis plans to offer commercial data services through the ISS Xen-Hub.
Xenesis plans to establish a network with 180 ground stations and a satellite constellation to provide an optical communications service called Xen-Link to telecommunications companies as well as government, maritime, and enterprise customers.
Xenesis will establish an optical ground station in Usingen, Germany to send and receive data from the Xen-Hub Optical Communications terminal destined for the International Space Station.
Xenesis and Space Micro plan to offer free space optical (FSO) network downlinking capabilities of 10 Gbps.
Xenesis is a Chicago, Illinois–based space telecommunications company that uses optical technology to deliver low-cost, low-latency, high-capacity communications to Earth observation, network operator, and enterprise customers.
Multiple Xenesis devices have been earmarked for the Xenesis Intercessor constellation that is due to launch in 2023.
Xenesis has partnered with Space Micro, Inc., Geost, and Planewave to develop a working space-to-ground full-duplex laser communication link for future LEO satellites requiring very high-speed data-rate communications.
Xenesis uses optical technology and space as a medium to deliver low-cost, low-latency, high-capacity communications to Earth observation, network operator, and enterprise customers.
Xenesis, Inc. offers an all-optical space-to-ground communication service called Xen-Link that reaches anywhere on Earth that can connect to the terrestrial internet backbone.
Xenesis is scheduled to demonstrate the performance of its optical terminal in 2022 on Bartolomeo, Airbus Defence and Space’s external research platform on the International Space Station.
Xenesis aims to provide enterprise-level customers and mobile network operators a service pathway between now and 2027 to compete with Starlink, Project Kuiper, and OneWeb.