Sateliot, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Barcelona, Spain, is a satellite telecommunications operator focusing on providing global IoT connectivity under the 5G protocol. The company is deploying a LEO nanosatellite constellation that functions as telecommunications towers in space, offering 5G IoT coverage to mobile operators through roaming services. Sateliot partners with companies like Telefonica, AWS, Comfone, and Eseye to extend mobile telecom coverage to 100% of the planet, targeting sectors such as telecommunications, logistics, mining, and agriculture.
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The Telefónica España-Sateliot collaboration aims to expand coverage in remote, maritime, and no-network areas and support critical security and defense services.
Sateliot has signed an agreement with Telefónica España to use satellite IoT connectivity to expand Telefónica España’s network in remote areas and for security and defense uses.
Telefónica España has signed a collaboration agreement with Sateliot to apply 5G NR technology in space.
Nordic Semiconductor, Sateliot, OQ Technology, Skylo, and Kyocera AVX are listed as technology partners in Deutsche Telekom's Multi-Orbit Early Adopter Program.
Sateliot’s Jaume Sanpera plans a 250-satellite constellation spanning European jurisdictions.
The FCC rejected Sateliot’s and AST SpaceMobile’s requests to enter the 2 GHz band.
The FCC dismissed requests from SpaceX, Kepler Communications, Sateliot, and AST SpaceMobile for market access in portions of MSS spectrum.
Sateliot closed a €100 million Series C in April 2026 to deploy 16 additional second-generation satellites.
Jaume Sanpera founded Sateliot in Barcelona.
Sateliot's constellation is built on the 3GPP Release 17 5G NTN standard.
In November 2025, Sateliot launched an ESA-backed project to test satellite IoT connectivity independent of GPS.
Sateliot has a target constellation of 250 spacecraft.
Sateliot's next hardware generation, Tritó, is designed for 5G NR direct-to-device service from low Earth orbit.
On April 9, Sateliot and Keysight Technologies won the ESA and GSMA Foundry Challenge for a blockchain-enabled anomaly detection system for 5G non-terrestrial networks.
In February 2026, Sateliot formed a partnership with Latvia's LMT Group and ESA to develop a universal dual-mode IoT module that switches between terrestrial and satellite networks.
Sateliot plans to launch five more satellites in 2026.
Sateliot launched four satellites on Falcon 9 in July 2024.
Sateliot uses SpaceX’s Transporter rideshare service, which starts at 350,000 dollars for 50 kilograms.
The Keysight Technologies and Sateliot solution is designed to enable traceable calibration from satellite manufacturing through network operation.
The Keysight Technologies and Sateliot proposal integrates blockchain, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and digital calibration certificates.