Omnispace is a US-based satellite broadband service provider that aims to redefine mobile connectivity. It is building a global hybrid network by combining a non-geostationary satellite constellation with mobile networks, leveraging 5G technologies to deliver "one network" connectivity for users and IoT devices. Omnispace partners with mobile network operators like MTN Group and technology companies like Thales Alenia Space and Lockheed Martin to expand its reach and develop its 5G non-terrestrial network (NTN) capabilities. Associated keywords include: 5G, NTN, direct-to-device, IoT, mobile connectivity, and satellite network.
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Omnispace is merging with Lynk Global under the stewardship of SES, which will be a major investor.
David Radi indicated that Omnispace is sitting on 60 MHz of S-band spectrum.
Omnispace's spectrum is not available over North America or Europe, requiring SES's assistance.
Omnispace's business model focuses on Direct-To-Device applications.
Omnispace's mobile satellite spectrum is compliant with 3GPP standards for non-terrestrial networks.
Lynk Global and Omnispace plan to merge to deliver a comprehensive Direct-to-Device (D2D) connectivity solution.
The combined entity will leverage Omnispace's 60 MHz of globally coordinated S-band spectrum.
Omnispace's licensed mobile satellite spectrum includes the largest S-band market access footprint, reaching over 1 billion people across the Americas, Europe, Africa, and Asia.
Ram Viswanathan, the CEO of Omnispace, will become the chief strategy officer post-merger.
The planned combination of Lynk and Omnispace will offer SES access to new LEO capabilities.
Omnispace's high-priority S-band spectrum rights will carry over into the merged company.
Omnispace has an ITU filing for a high-priority band of S-band spectrum.
The combination of Omnispace's spectrum portfolio with Lynk's technology aims to create a scalable, cost-effective global direct-to-device platform.
Lynk Global plans to merge with telecom firm Omnispace to expand their business across commercial and government sectors.
The combined entity will leverage Omnispace’s 60 MHz of globally coordinated S-band spectrum.
Lynk Global and Omnispace will merge, and SES will become a major strategic shareholder.
Omnispace’s spectrum includes a large S-band market access footprint reaching over 1 billion people across the Americas, Europe, Africa, and Asia.
The combined entity will utilize Omnispace's high-priority filings with the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for D2D services.
Omnispace’s licensed mobile satellite spectrum is compliant with 3GPP standards for non-terrestrial networks (NTN).
Multiple satellite operators including EchoStar, Omnispace, and Amazon’s Project Kuiper opposed SpaceX’s request to provide SCS services or operate Gen2 satellites at lower altitudes over interference concerns.