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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Aalyria is a spinoff of Alphabet established in 2021.
Aalyria is developing a multi-orbit network-as-a-service that provides secure all-optical connectivity at hundreds of gigabits per second with an objective of reaching multi-terabit connectivity.
Intelsat and Aalyria plan to establish a bi-directional optical ground and space network in 2024 to transfer data at speeds of hundreds of gigabits per second.
The memorandum of understanding signed on 2023-09-12 requires financial commitments from both Intelsat and Aalyria in optical communications technology.
The memorandum of understanding establishes a framework for Intelsat and Aalyria to cooperatively deploy Aalyria’s software and hardware platform for bi-directional optical ground-to-space connectivity.
Intelsat reached an agreement with Aalyria Technologies on 2023-09-12 to accelerate satellite communications.
Intelsat invested in Aalyria, a Google spin-off that is developing optical communications technology.
The Space Development Agency is paying a total of $1,600,000 to SpaceX, Kuiper Government Solutions, and Aalyria Technologies to conduct the studies.
Aalyria emerged from stealth in late 2022 after acquiring the technological underpinnings of Tightbeam and Spacetime from Google.
Aalyria was awarded a contract with the Office of Naval Research and Naval Research Laboratory to use the company’s Tightbeam technology to develop an over-the-horizon connectivity capability for U.S. Navy sea, air, and land assets.
Aalyria’s work with the Naval Research Laboratory will focus on developing the Secure Optical Aerial Relay (SOAR) capability to enable over-the-horizon connectivity between distributed naval assets operating across land, air, and sea.
Aalyria entered into an agreement to use its Spacetime platform to orchestrate the network for Rivada Space Networks’ planned LEO constellation.
Aalyria launched as an independent company in September 2022 after acquiring key networking and communications technologies developed at Alphabet over nearly a decade.
Aalyria launched as an independent company in September 2022 after acquiring key networking and communications technology developed at Alphabet.
Aalyria reached an agreement on 2023-03-13 with Rivada Space Networks for Rivada to use Spacetime in its planned low-Earth orbit communications constellation.
Aalyria won an $8,000,000 contract from the Defense Innovation Unit to prototype a network for DIU’s hybrid space architecture program.
Aalyria developed a software platform called Spacetime to manage networks of ground stations, aircraft, satellites, ships, and urban meshes and to be compatible with legacy network architectures.
The Defense Innovation Unit awarded contracts to Anduril, Aalyria Technologies, Atlas Space Operations, and Enveil for a project to demonstrate a hybrid architecture for satellite data sharing.