The 12-nanometer chips will be tested to Qualified Manufacturer’s Listing (QML) Class V and Q standards used by the U.S. government and the space industry.
Unibap’s iX5-100 SpaceCloud platform features a combination of central processing unit (CPU), graphical processing unit (GPU), and vision processing unit (VPU) chips, solid-state storage, and an optimized Linux-based operating system running the SpaceCloud framework API.
OQ Technology developed a technology that enables the use of standard mobile chips costing about $5 for satellite connectivity instead of satellite-specific chips costing about $100.
OQ Technology developed a technology that allows the use of $5 standard mobile chips for satellite connectivity instead of $100 satellite chips.
Luminar acquired Black Forest Engineering in 2017 and integrates BFE’s silicon ASIC production with its InGaAs photodetector chips.
The Tiger-2 satellite will expand OQ Technology’s constellation to form a global 0.005 kg Internet of Things network that combines satellite and terrestrial wireless networks using regular 0.005 kg chips in mobile devices.
OQ Technology can offer a cost-effective 0.005 kg network for IoT devices by using mobile 0.005 kg chips and a low-cost infrastructure of LEO nanosatellites.
OQ Technology is the first 0.005 kg IoT operator building a global hybrid system that combines both satellite and terrestrial wireless networks using regular 0.005 kg chips in mobile devices.
SatixFy entered a deal with Canadian satellite operator Telesat to gain early access to modem chips that can support beam hopping for Telesat’s Lightspeed LEO constellation.
OQ Technology’s hybrid satellite–terrestrial system will use 0.005 kg standards, terrestrial 0.005 kg hardware, and mobile 0.005 kg chips to provide connectivity for IoT applications.
The aviation terminal will make use of Prime, Beat, and Sx3099 ASIC chips that were developed with UK Space Agency backing.
The European Space Agency (ESA) provided support to SatixFy in the design of the chips used for the IFC terminal.
SatixFy is developing high-capacity, high-performance SATCOM chips.
The Pentagon has shown growing interest in monitoring objects in the region between Earth and the Moon, including the Cislunar Highway Patrol System (CHIPS) experimental spacecraft mission being developed by the Air Force Research Laboratory.
Sequans Communications modified computer chips to work with a new LTE-to-satellite communication specification developed by Lockheed Martin.