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Viasat has used L-band from Ligado’s SkyTerra-1 geostationary satellite since 2014 to deliver lower-bandwidth services over North America.
Viasat and Ligado Networks have partnered for years to provide Mobile Satellite Services over the SkyTerra network.
Viasat is partnering with Ligado Networks to provide satellite services directly to consumer smartphones and other devices.
The non-binding Memorandums of Understanding between Viasat, Ligado, and Skylo do not appear to cover Ligado’s MSAT-2 satellite, which Ligado primarily operates as a backup for SkyTerra-1.
Viasat and Ligado have partnered for years to provide a range of Mobile Satellite Services over the SkyTerra network.
Viasat reached non-binding Memorandums of Understanding with Ligado Networks and Skylo Technologies to offer first-generation standards-based Direct-to-Device satellite services via Ligado’s SkyTerra satellite network.
The collaboration targets rapidly enabling a broad range of innovative services using on-orbit Mobile Satellite Services networks and 3GPP NB-IoT standards delivered over Ligado’s SkyTerra-1 satellite.
Ligado’s SkyTerra-1 satellite network can enable Direct-to-Device services over North America and surrounding waters.
The Omnispace–Ligado collaboration anticipates optimizing multi-orbit geostationary (GEO) and non-geostationary (NGSO) networks to provide seamless global coverage for direct-to-device use cases.
The Omnispace–Ligado offering targets providing ubiquitous mobile connectivity for more than 5 billion mobile subscribers in areas without terrestrial cellular coverage.
The Omnispace–Ligado collaboration plans to utilize large blocks of L- and S-band satellite spectrum to develop multi-band, multi-orbit satellite offerings.
The Omnispace and Ligado collaboration plans to optimize multi-orbit geostationary (GEO) and non-geostationary (NGSO) networks to provide seamless global coverage for direct-to-device use cases.
The addition of S-band solutions to Ligado’s L-band portfolio creates a multi-orbit licensed satellite spectrum footprint for ecosystem partners and global mobile network operators to offer premium services worldwide.
The addition of S-band solutions to Ligado’s L-band portfolio creates an expanded amount of licensed satellite spectrum across multiple orbits for global mobile network operators and ecosystem partners.
The Omnispace–Ligado collaboration anticipates optimizing multi-orbit geostationary (GEO) and non-geostationary (NGSO) networks to provide seamless global coverage for direct-to-device use cases.
Ligado Networks operates a communications network from geostationary orbit that government and enterprise customers across North America access via specialized terminals.
On 2023-02-23, Ligado Networks and Omnispace agreed to pool their satellite spectrum to boost text, voice, and data services directly to standard smartphones and other devices.
The Ligado–Omnispace partnership will combine parts of Ligado’s L-band spectrum in the U.S. and Canada with Omnispace’s S-band spectrum across Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific to expand international capabilities.
The Federal Communications Commission authorized Ligado Networks in 2020 to develop a 0.005 kg cellular service by repurposing a portion of L-band radio spectrum adjacent to GPS and Iridium bands.
Ligado Networks plans to turn part of its terrestrial network on as early as 2022-09-30.