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Orange may launch commercial D2D service using the company’s own spectrum on a country-by-country basis depending on frequency availability.
Orange launched the 'Message Satellite' service in France in December 2025 with Skylo using GEO satellites, and that service is limited to messaging.
Orange is not a shareholder of AST SpaceMobile.
The partnership between Orange and AST SpaceMobile is non-exclusive.
Orange will support AST SpaceMobile’s potential application for MSS spectrum but will not itself apply for that spectrum.
Orange will conduct direct-to-device satellite connectivity demonstrations in Romania focusing on voice, SMS, and data in the second half of 2026.
Orange has partnership deals with AST SpaceMobile and Satellite Connect Europe to explore direct-to-device satellite services based on mobile satellite service spectrum in relevant Orange markets.
Michaël Trabbia is CEO of Orange Wholesale.
The orange bags carried by Artemis 2 crew contain all of the mission survival equipment.
Orange requires that gateways be located in Europe to keep European customers' data in Europe and to control customer traffic when providing satellite-based services.
Orange signed two memoranda of understanding with AST SpaceMobile: one for a joint venture covering Europe and another for the rest of the world.
Orange intends to primarily use mobile satellite service spectrum for D2D services and anticipates that MSS allocation in Europe will take place between 2027 and 2028.
Orange provides ground stations for many satellite operators.
The Orange–AST collaboration includes exploring measures to support European security requirements and studying integration into a core network managed by Orange.
Telesat announced enterprise service agreements with ADN Telecom, Orange, Viasat, and Vocus and a memorandum of understanding with Korea’s Hanwha Systems.
Skylo formed strategic partnerships with global operators including Verizon, Deutsche Telekom, and Orange to expand coverage and services.
The 1961 Hardtack Orange high-altitude nuclear tests destroyed contemporary satellites and caused power grid outages in Hawaii.
Orange will only buy capacity from the EU Iris2 constellation if the capacity is competitive.
MasOrange is partially owned by the French telco Orange.
Orange plans to acquire the remaining 50% stake in MasOrange from Lorca, with the purchase expected to close in the first half of 2026.