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’s licensed mobile satellite spectrum is compliant with 3GPP standards for non-terrestrial networks and includes market access reaching over 1 billion people across the Americas, Europe, Africa, and Asia.
Lynk Smallsat System announced plans to merge with Omnispace in October 2025.
The combined Lynk and Omnispace entity will leverage Omnispace’s 60 MHz of globally coordinated S-band spectrum and its high-priority ITU filings for direct-to-device services.
SES will become a major strategic shareholder after the Lynk Smallsat System and Omnispace merger.
SES is backing Lynk Global and Omnispace to form a combined LEO scheme.
Regulatory approval of Lynk Global’s merger with Omnispace is still pending.
Lynk Global and Omnispace merged in 2025.
Diverse regulatory environments and limited access to capital are obstacles to the Lynk and Omnispace venture.
SES provides ground infrastructure for the Lynk-Omnispace direct-to-device service.
Omnispace brings globally coordinated S-band spectrum rights to the Lynk-Omnispace merger.
The combined Lynk/Omnispace company will have manufacturing operations in the United States, Europe, and Asia.
The Lynk and Omnispace merger is awaiting final regulatory approval.
The Lynk-Omnispace service can route traffic from low-Earth orbit to medium-Earth orbit and then to the ground.
The Lynk/Omnispace company is building satellites that can work in any spectrum, waveform, and frequency.
SES became a strategic shareholder in Lynk through an investment made one year before the merger with Omnispace was announced.
SES, Lynk Global, and Omnispace plan to deliver direct-to-device connectivity to customers in mid-2027.
Lynk Global Holdings, Inc. will integrate Lynk’s operational LEO platform with Omnispace’s 60 MHz of globally coordinated S-band spectrum.
The Lynk-Omnispace architecture is designed to provide broadband speeds directly to mobile phones.
Lynk Global Holdings, Inc. will be the combined entity formed by Lynk Global’s merger with Omnispace.
The Lynk-Omnispace constellation targets a 5,000-satellite deployment by 2030.