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CesiumAstro was awarded a contract through the Department of Defense’s Space Development Agency to advance the company’s multi-beam L-band active electronically scanned array antenna.
CesiumAstro was awarded a contract through the Department of Defense’s Space Development Agency to advance the company’s multi-beam L-band active electronically scanned array antenna.
Trey Pappas is Vice President of Business Development at CesiumAstro and is a retired Marine Corps aviation officer.
CesiumAstro acquired TXMission Ltd., a United Kingdom-based communications company.
The acquisition provides a foundation for CesiumAstro to establish an office in the United Kingdom to grow its presence.
CesiumAstro acquired TXMission Ltd., a United Kingdom-based communications company.
The acquisition of TXMission provides a foundation for CesiumAstro to establish an office in the United Kingdom.
CesiumAstro acquired TXMission, a U.K. company that develops software-defined radios and modems.
CesiumAstro’s UK office expansion is intended to expand the company’s ability to deliver mission-critical solutions to European customers and to gain access to high-skill talent and manufacturing capability in the region.
The acquisition of TXMission expands CesiumAstro’s ability to deliver mission-critical solutions to its European customers and provides access to high-skill talent and manufacturing capability in the region.
CesiumAstro Inc. acquired TXMission Ltd. on 2023-01-17.
CesiumAstro was named to Built In’s '2022 Austin’s 50 Startups to Watch' list and to Built In’s '21 Austin Companies to Watch in 2021' list.
CesiumAstro was honored in Built In’s 2023 Best Places to Work Awards in Austin, Colorado, and Los Angeles.
The SBN-1 payloads will be developed at CesiumAstro’s facilities in Austin, Texas for integration in Saturn’s low-cost GEO platform, the Intelligent Space Node (ISN), in its partner’s Silicon Valley facilities.
Saturn Satellite Networks selected CesiumAstro’s Vireo-GEO active phased array RF payload for Saturn’s Space BroadbandNetworks-1 (SBN-1).
CesiumAstro’s direct radiating array enables a small GEO platform to affordably deliver over 120 Gbps.
Phased array antennas from Austin, Texas-based CesiumAstro will enable SBN-1 to provide high-throughput services at more than 120 gigabits per second.
The SBN-1 satellites will use CesiumAstro’s direct radiating array to provide multi-beam connectivity in a power-optimized, thermally efficient configuration.
CesiumAstro’s Vireo-GEO payload provides independently steerable and shapeable beams to enable enhanced quality of service.
Saturn Satellite Networks selected CesiumAstro’s Vireo-GEO active phased array RF payload for the Space Broadband Networks-1 (SBN-1) program.