Infostellar, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Tokyo, is a Ground Segment as a Service (GSaaS) provider. They offer satellite operators access to a global network of ground stations through their cloud platform, StellarStation, which virtualizes ground station networks. This allows operators to manage satellite downlinks and uplinks, as well as real-time telemetry, tracking, and control, using a single API. Infostellar partners with various organizations, including Saber Astronautics and Dhruva Space, to expand its network and services.
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Infostellar and Fusic signed a memorandum of understanding for a business partnership.
Fusic Co., Ltd. signed a memorandum of understanding with Infostellar to promote the cloudification of ground systems in Japan's space industry and enhance international competitiveness.
The partnership aims to strengthen competitiveness in global markets for both Infostellar and Fusic.
The partnership between Infostellar and Fusic was announced on November 25.
Infostellar and Fusic will jointly promote the cloud transformation of ground systems in Japan’s space sector.
Infostellar provides a cloud ground-station network called StellarStation and has deep operational experience with a broad network of domestic and international satellite operators.
Infostellar and Fusic have partnered to deliver a new software-defined ground system model to customers in Japan and worldwide.
Infostellar will provide access to its global ground station network, which includes optical and RF systems, to support Pramatra's upcoming satellite missions.
Pramatra Space and Infostellar Inc. have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to partner on Quantum Key Distribution ground station networks for secure space communications.
Pramatra Space and Infostellar Inc. will engage in collaborative R&D to design and validate a QKD-enhanced ground station framework for secure satellite-to-ground data links.
Leaf Space and Infostellar have signed a new agreement for Infostellar to be the exclusive representative of Leaf Space in the Japanese market for its ground segment as-a-service offering.
Leaf Space plans to integrate with Infostellar’s StellarStation platform to provide satellite operators access to Leaf Space assets.
Under the memorandum of understanding, Infostellar will be responsible for marketing, business development, and channel engagement with satellite operators in Japan.
Infostellar provides a portfolio of technical and regulatory services to complement its GSaaS and ground station hosting businesses.
The contract to host the undisclosed international SATCOM operator at Infostellar’s Taiki ground station was negotiated by Infostellar Inc. USA CEO Tom Pirrone.
Infostellar’s ground station hosting site in Taiki has attracted Earth observation and satellite communications companies requiring services in the Asia-Pacific region.
Infostellar’s team in Japan, the United States, and the United Kingdom collaborated in developing the Taiki Earth Station.
Infostellar provides a portfolio of technical services to complement its GSaaS and ground station hosting businesses.
Infostellar provides GSaaS services from a network of ground stations that includes Viasat RTE and Amazon Web Services (AWS-GS).
Infostellar’s team in the U.S. and Japan collaborated with Planet personnel to implement the Taiki ground station location and build an uplink/downlink capability approved by MIC for commercial operations.