Telespazio is a European spaceflight services company and a joint venture between Leonardo (67%) and Thales Group (33%). As a leading satellite and solutions provider, Telespazio offers services including the design and development of space systems, launch services management, in-orbit satellite control, Earth observation, integrated communications, and satellite navigation. They are involved in major programs like Galileo, EGNOS, Copernicus, and COSMO-SkyMed, partnering with organizations like NASA, ESA, CNES, Arianespace and the Italian Space Agency (ASI). Telespazio also provides services for satellite launching and in-orbit control, and for the acquisition, processing and dissemination of satellite data.
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e-GEOS is a company formed by Telespazio (80%) and the Italian Space Agency (20%).
Telespazio posted €535 million in annual revenues for 2019 compared with €546 million for 2018.
Telespazio Brasil will offer connectivity via SatADSL’s Cloud-service Delivery Platform (C-SDP) and the Yahsat3 satellite.
Telespazio Brazil will offer connectivity via SatADSL’s Cloud-service Delivery Platform (C-SDP) and the Yahsat3 satellite.
Leaf Space’s ground segment services are used by institutional customers including the European Space Agency, Telespazio-Leonardo, and the Indian Space Research Organisation.
On 2020-12-15, the Italian government ordered two additional Cosmo-SkyMed radar imaging satellites from Thales Alenia Space and contracted Telespazio to upgrade the constellation’s ground segment.
The Space Alliance, formed by Telespazio, took a stake in NorthStar Earth & Space in November 2018.
London-based Seraphim Capital manages over $100,000,000 in capital and counts Airbus, Teledyne, and Telespazio among its backers.
Cloud Constellation and Telespazio will work together to offer Data Security as a Service to government and corporate customers.
Under the partnership, Airbus and Telespazio will sell any capacity on the Syracuse 4 satellites not being used by the French military and will use the resulting funds to partially offset the overall cost of the satellite system.
Airbus and Telespazio expect to offer X-band, military Ka-band, and X/Ka dual-band mode services for allied governments at speeds of up to several hundred megabits per second.
Airbus and Telespazio will establish a partnership to sell excess capacity on France’s upcoming Syracuse 4 military communications satellites.
Telespazio owns seven fully owned teleports, including the Fucino Space Center where it supports rocket launches, early satellite operations, and data distribution for the European Union’s Galileo navigation constellation.
Telespazio France will supply capacity on GovSat-1 for French government entities by the end of 2018.