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U.S. military action against Greenland would represent an unprecedented rupture in NATO's history.
Cyviz will deliver secure and scalable visualization suites under contracts to support NATO's strategic command and control environments.
The SpainSat NG II is the second of two satellites for the Spanish Armed Forces, the European Commission, NATO, and allied governments.
Spainsat NG-II is the second of two spacecraft in the Spainsat NG program designed to provide secure X-band and Ka-band communications for the Spanish Ministry of Defence, NATO allies, and other government agencies.
SpainSat NG II, alongside its twin SpainSat NG I, provides secure communications to Spanish authorities, especially the Ministry of Defense, and NATO partners.
Ovzon will provide satcom services to an undisclosed European NATO nation under a new contract announced on December 19 worth 240 million Swedish krona ($25.2 million).
The contract includes satellite networks and mobile terminals to support a NATO nation’s defense organization.
The new capability provided by the SAR satellites will protect Germany’s Lithuania Brigade, which is positioned on NATO’s eastern flank.
CSMC was selected for the 2026 NATO DIANA accelerator.
The demonstration took place off the coast of Portland, UK, for an audience of NATO navies.
The program aims to accelerate the development, validation, and adoption of innovations to help NATO address urgent operational challenges and maintain a competitive edge in defense technology.
NATO has announced the names of 150 companies selected from over 3,600 applications received from 24 countries.
The Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic selected 150 companies from 24 NATO countries for participation in 10 challenges.
The project demonstrates Canada's commitment to modernizing military capabilities and supporting NATO and NORAD priorities.
Sweden's NATO accession and the recent US Technology Safeguards Agreement have positioned SSC as the 'Gatekeeper of the Arctic' for Allied space access.
SSC is absorbing subsidiaries LSE Space and Aurora under one banner to streamline its bid posture for large-scale ESA and NATO contracts.
These modems will account for long-term interoperability within NATO’s satellite communications.
NATO Communications and Information Agency selected Globecomm Systems as the prime contractor for a next-generation satellite modem program.
The software-defined modems provided by Globecomm will significantly enhance NATO’s Geostationary Orbit satcom capabilities over currently fielded equipment.
Collaboration with partners occurs through NORAD, the Five Eyes, Operation Olympic Defender, the Combined Space Operations Initiative, and NATO.