Logos Space Services, founded in 2024, is a SATCOM operator focused on providing resilient, high-performance satellite-based connectivity services to enterprise customers. The company is building a Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite system designed to withstand electronic warfare and jamming, utilizing higher frequencies and narrow beams for enhanced security. Logos aims to offer MPLS and ethernet connectivity, enabling enterprises to extend their networks globally with fiber-like performance. The company is backed by Thomas Tull's U.S. Innovative Technology fund.
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Logos Space is led by former Google executive Milo Medin and Rama Akella, an alum of Starlink and Amazon Project Kuiper.
The FCC approval authorizes Logos Space to deploy a constellation of 3,960 broadband satellites.
The FCC-approved plan for Logos Space outlines a three-phase rollout strategy.
Logos Space intends its network transport to operate below the IP layer to manage RF energy and reduce interference with other systems.
The FCC posted its approval of Logos Space’s application on Feb. 4.
US Innovative Technologies invested $50 million into Logos Space last year.
Thomas Tull’s U.S. Innovative Technology (USIT) fund is backing Logos Space’s market entry.
Logos Space plans to use orbits and upward communication capability to reduce terrestrial jammers’ effectiveness in equatorial areas by leveraging attenuation at shallow angles.
The initial phase of Logos Space’s deployment involves the launch of 1,092 satellites to begin serving its first tier of enterprise customers globally.
Rama Akella is Logos Space’s president of engineering and a former co-leader of Starlink’s Direct-to-Cell initiative and former systems director for Amazon’s Project Kuiper (now Amazon Leo).
The FCC authorization allows Logos Space to operate in the Ka-, Q-, and V-bands.
The Logos Space system authorized by the FCC will operate in seven orbital shells ranging from 870 km to 925 km.
Logos Space Services’ system will use closed user groups to provide enhanced security for users.
Logos Space Services filed an application with the Federal Communications Commission to construct, launch, and operate a non-geostationary orbit (NGSO) system.