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Viasat is currently focused on serving government, defense, and established commercial missions with HaloNet.
Viasat positions HaloNet as a commercial successor to TDRSS.
HaloNet combines Viasat’s Ka-band and L-band relay with direct-to-Earth networks into a single offering.
Twenty-four spacecraft are currently using Viasat's L-band service.
Andy Kessler is the Vice President of Viasat Enterprise.
Viasat released a report on the direct-to-device satellite connectivity market on December 3.
Viasat’s L-band capability can be applied to spacecraft for collision avoidance and situational awareness.
Viasat aims to fill the connectivity gap created by the retirement of NASA’s Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System (TDRSS) with its HaloNet space relay network.
Viasat CFO Gary Chase reported that the NexusWave service has a large base of orders to be installed.
The third ViaSat-3 satellite will cover the Asia-Pacific region.
The recently launched second ViaSat-3 satellite is set to more than double the capacity of Viasat’s entire network.
Inmarsat Maritime is set for a dramatic increase in capacity for its NexusWave bonded connectivity service for the maritime market with new capacity from the ViaSat-3 network.
Inmarsat Maritime is a subsidiary of Viasat.
The added ViaSat-3 capacity will allow for faster data transfers and improved network efficiency.
The second ViaSat-3 satellite is currently en route to its final orbital position and will cover the Americas.
Satisfactory satellite service providers include ViaSat, Iridium, Intelsat/SES, EchoStar/Hughes, and Globalstar/Apple.
Potential new satellite constellations are planned by Viasat/Space42 and E-Space, as well as entities from China and Russia.
Inmarsat Navigation Ventures Ltd (Viasat UK) will receive GBP 881,000 to develop the International Virtual Satellite Operators Network (Phase 2).
All.Space collaborated with Telesat Government Solutions and Viasat to demonstrate simultaneous multi-beam connectivity with Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) and Geostationary Orbit (GEO) using the Hydra Max terminal.
AICOX SOLUCIONES, S.A.U. was Viasat’s prime contractor and in-country representative for the Spanish Ministry of Defence.