Space Compass is a Japanese joint venture between NTT and SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation. It focuses on building a "Space Integrated Computing Network," which integrates terrestrial and non-terrestrial networks using optical laser communication. Their services include optical data relay for Earth observation satellites and direct-to-device communication via High Altitude Platform Stations (HAPS). Key partners include the ESA, Microsoft, and Airbus, with the Japanese Ministry of Defense as a customer.
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The concept of operating data centers in space is being developed by Japan's Space Compass, as well as Axiom Space and Sophia Space in the United States.
Aalto, NTT Docomo, and Space Compass signed a Memorandum of Understanding in 2022.
SkyCompass-1 is being jointly developed and deployed with Space Compass and is planned to offer services beginning in 2025.
Skyloom is developing the SkyCompass-1 optical communications network jointly with Space Compass and plans to begin offering services beginning in 2025.
SkyCompass-1 is a geostationary-based laser communication network infrastructure developed by Skyloom with partner Space Compass.
The Skyloom–Space Compass SkyCompass-1 network includes space, ground, user, and network segments and will begin providing network services in 2025.
SkyCompass-1 is a GEO lasercom network infrastructure developed by Skyloom with partner Space Compass.
The Skyloom–Space Compass service will provide geostationary satellite direct-to-cloud transfer of Earth-observation data to enable immediate, cost-effective access to perishable information.
Skyloom and Space Compass plan to deploy the first network infrastructure node over Asia in 2024.
Skyloom and Space Compass anticipate expanding their geostationary satellite constellation to provide additional capacity and global coverage by 2026.
Skyloom and Space Compass have signed a term sheet to launch a geostationary-based data relay service over Asia.
Airbus HAPS Connectivity Business signed a Letter of Intent with Space Compass Corporation of Japan for a cooperation agreement to service the Japanese market with mobile connectivity and earth observation services from the stratosphere using the Zephyr platform.
Space Compass Corporation is a Japanese company partnering with Airbus HAPS under the Letter of Intent.
Airbus HAPS has signed a Letter of Intent with Space Compass Corporation of Japan for a cooperation agreement to service the Japanese market with mobile connectivity and Earth observation services from the stratosphere using the Zephyr platform.
Skyloom and Space Compass, a joint venture between NTT and Sky Perfect JSAT, plan to begin relaying data from low Earth orbit to the ground through geostationary orbit in 2024.
Skyloom and Space Compass plan to establish a constellation to relay data from low Earth orbit to the ground using satellites in geostationary orbit.
Skyloom and Space Compass plan to send their first optical data-relay node to geostationary orbit in 2024 to serve the Asian market.
Skyloom and Space Compass plan to extend their constellation to offer global coverage by 2026.