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Atlas Space Operations announced its Defense Innovation Unit award in the previous month.
Since 2018, Atlas Space Operations has worked under Air Force Small Business Innovation Research contracts to develop a ground segment to support hybrid space networks.
Atlas Space Operations won its first Department of Defense contract in 2018 to provide satellite communications for a U.S. Air Force Academy satellite.
Atlas Space Operations received a Defense Innovation Unit contract on 2022-06-08 to demonstrate a hybrid network linking Department of Defense, civil government, and commercial satellites.
ATLAS Space Operations received the Hybrid Space Architecture (HSA) contract from the Defense Innovation Unit to demonstrate a federated network.
ATLAS Space Operations is recognized as one of the fastest-growing teleport operators in the world by the World Teleport Association's Fast 10.
Atlas Space Operations operates a global network of antennas that includes a site in Mojave, California.
Daniel Carey is the Director of Marketing at ATLAS Space Operations.
Sam Lewis is a Senior Software Engineer at ATLAS Space Operations.
Atlas Space Operations operates a global network of 30 satellite antennas and provides a software platform that automates antenna scheduling.
Sean McDaniel, CEO of ATLAS Space Operations, received the 2021 Teleport Executive of the Year Award from the World Teleport Association.
Atlas Space Operations owns and operates 13 antenna systems.
Astroscale’s ground station in Japan is cooperating with ground stations operated by U.S.-based Atlas Space Operations and Viasat, Norway-based KSAT, and Sweden’s SSC.
ATLAS Space Operations will support ELSA-d from ground stations in Miami and Brewster, Washington powered by its Freedom™ Platform.
Astroscale has partnered with SSC, KSAT, ATLAS Space Operations, Viasat, and Astroscale’s own Totsuka ground station to support the ELSA-d demonstration mission.
Atlas Space Operations is providing ground-station services from two sites in the United States for ELSA-d.
Astroscale is partnering with four satellite ground station providers—Atlas Space Operations, Viasat, Kongsberg Satellite Services (KSAT), and Swedish Space Corporation (SSC)—to support its ELSA-d mission.
Sean McDaniel spun off Atlas Space Operations from Assured Space in 2015.
ATLAS Space Operations operates secure space communications supported by its cloud-based Freedom™ platform.
ATLAS Space Operations partnered with Quintillion to install a 3.5-meter S/X-Band antenna in Utqiagvik, Alaska.