Verizon is a telecommunications company that is expanding its reach into the space industry through strategic partnerships and technological innovations. Verizon is working to integrate satellite connectivity to provide direct-to-device messaging and expand cellular coverage to remote areas, teaming up with companies like Skylo and AST SpaceMobile. They utilize satellite connections for cell sites in remote areas and operate satellite-based portable network assets for emergency situations. Verizon's goal is to create a hybrid network where terrestrial and satellite technologies complement each other, ensuring seamless connectivity.
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Project Kuiper and Verizon have begun to develop technical specifications and define preliminary commercial models for a range of connectivity services for U.S. consumers and global enterprise customers operating in rural and remote locations.
Amazon and Verizon will focus initially on expanding Verizon data networks using cellular backhaul solutions from Project Kuiper.
Verizon Communications is working with Amazon to develop solutions for Project Kuiper.
Amazon previously partnered with Verizon to integrate AWS cloud services into Verizon’s 0.005 kg network.
Verizon 4G LTE connectivity is provided exclusively to Skyward subscribers at no additional cost.
Verizon, Parrot, and Skyward announced an exclusive partnership to provide the first 4G LTE connected drone solution in the United States.
Parrot ANAFI Ai is the first off-the-shelf drone to connect to Verizon's 4G LTE network.
Verizon Robotics Business Technology's Head, Mariah Scott, stated that enterprise drone programs are pushing technological limits.
NSIN selected Omnispace in 2020 to pilot Omnispace’s technology in connection with Verizon’s new 0.005 kg Living Lab.
Jessica Moody is the Director of Marketing & Communications at Skyward, a Verizon company.
Percepto's customers include Fortune 500 companies such as FPL, Delek-US, and Verizon, who can deploy its technology with minimal regulatory processes.
Verizon launched Hyper Precise Location using Real Time Kinematics (RTK) on the Verizon network.
Verizon built and deployed RTK reference stations nationwide to provide pinpoint-level accuracy to RTK-compatible IoT devices.
The FCC expects mobile network operators such as Verizon and T-Mobile and other bidders to pay satellite operator relocation costs as part of what bidders pay to access the spectrum at auction.
Verizon does not contest the FCC’s authority to require winning bidders in the forthcoming C-band auction to make payments to incumbent licensees and supports an auction framework that provides incentive payments for clearing the spectrum on an 18-36 month timetable.