Aalyria Technologies is a global networking and laser communications company focused on revolutionizing connectivity on Earth and in space. They offer Tightbeam, a free space optics solution, and Spacetime, a software-defined network orchestration platform that operates across various domains. Aalyria partners with organizations like Intelsat, Telesat, ESA and the U.S. Government to enhance connectivity and enable hybrid space architectures, offering secure and high-speed networking solutions for both commercial and government customers.
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By the end of 2026, Aalyria aims to integrate its Spacetime platform into at least three major commercial LEO constellations.
Tightbeam is Aalyria’s optical communications terminal.
DYNE and existing investors participated in Aalyria’s Series B funding round.
Aalyria announced a strategic partnership with terminal developer All.Space in October to demonstrate interoperable communications across domains for defense scenarios.
Battery Ventures and J2 Ventures led Aalyria’s Series B funding round, with support from DYNE and other investors.
Spacetime is Aalyria’s network orchestration platform.
Chris Taylor is the Chief Executive Officer at Aalyria.
Brian Barritt is the Chief Technology Officer at Aalyria.
Aalyria has developed Federation APIs intended to simplify integration across heterogeneous platforms and networks.
Aalyria will undertake a focused technical study in close collaboration with the Air Force Research Laboratory and its partners as part of the SDNX program.
The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) will evaluate Aalyria’s Spacetime network orchestration software as a candidate for a future 'network of networks' concept.
Aalyria will perform a focused technical study as part of the SDNX program to analyze Spacetime's capabilities in alignment with the Space Data Network.
Aalyria's Spacetime software is designed to orchestrate large, dynamic constellations and directional links across land, sea, air, and space.
Aalyria will identify gaps and requirements for integration, recommending a path for future experimentation and potential operational use.
Aalyria was selected by the AFRL's Rapid Architecture Prototyping and Integration Development (RAPID) program for the Space Data Network Experimentation (SDNX) program.
The SDNX contract with Aalyria was awarded through the AFRL’s STAR-FISH initiative.
Brian Barritt is Chief Technology Officer at Aalyria.
Aalyria was selected by the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory to support the Space Data Network Experimentation (SDNX) program.
SDNX’s primary objective is to evaluate Aalyria’s Spacetime orchestration software for integrating government-owned, commercial, and allied satellite assets into a resilient, mission-tailorable network for the joint force.
Aalyria will work with the AFRL and the broader Space Force community to explore software-driven orchestration for assured, mission-aware connectivity for warfighters.