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The cooperation between CanarySat and SpinLaunch will support potential development of future multiorbit services and hybrid service models.
CanarySat and SpinLaunch committed to advanced cybersecurity protections including end-to-end encryption and independent operational control.
The cooperation between CanarySat and SpinLaunch will enable establishment of secure interconnection (peering) architectures under federated operational frameworks.
CanarySat and SpinLaunch defined strict security and sovereignty principles to ensure clear segregation of systems and regulatory compliance.
SpinLaunch completed antenna and payload testing milestones for its Meridian Space satellites and is preparing to launch the first satellite on SpaceX’s Transporter-18 ride-share mission.
SpinLaunch hired Massimiliano Ladovaz as CEO in 2025.
SpinLaunch is targeting October 2026 to launch the first customer-link satellite in its Meridian constellation and plans satellites weighing 70 kg each with a total contract price of $135 million for about 280 satellites.
SpinLaunch contracted Kongsberg NanoAvionics to build the first 280 Meridian Space satellites under a $135 million contract.
The First Customer Link mission for SpinLaunch’s Meridian constellation will validate end-to-end system performance ahead of initial customer deployments and broader service rollout.
Walter Berger was appointed to the SpinLaunch Advisory Board.
SpinLaunch has completed critical antenna and payload testing milestones for the Meridian constellation.
Massi Ladovaz is the CEO of SpinLaunch.
SpinLaunch is preparing for First Customer Link for the Meridian constellation, scheduled to launch aboard SpaceX Transporter-18 in October 2026.
SpinLaunch expanded its Advisory Board with the additions of aerospace pioneer and investor Dómhnal Slattery and satellite communications and defense veteran Peter Hadinger.
SpinLaunch has 1,190 planned satellites and has not yet launched them.
SpinLaunch has secured the satellite bus contract with Kongsberg.
The cost of SpinLaunch’s space infrastructure is significantly cheaper than competitors.
The deployment ground segment for SpinLaunch's system can be compact, requiring only 1,000 square feet for a gateway.
The cost of the satellite, payload, and launcher is defined by SpinLaunch.
SpinLaunch recently completed a design review for the first customer link satellite, planned to fly in October 2026.