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Tony Abbott has been named to the board of directors of Rivada Space Networks.
Satlink has signed an agreement with Rivada Space Networks to provide satellite communication services through a constellation of interconnected satellites using laser technology.
Outernet, created by Rivada, consists of a constellation of 600 low Earth orbit satellites interconnected by laser links.
As part of the agreement, Satlink will join the Customer Advisory Board of Rivada and participate in technical sessions to tailor technology to the specific needs of the Spanish and European markets.
Declan Ganley, CEO of Rivada Space Networks, emphasizes that the collaboration with Satlink is a key step in their international expansion.
Rivada Space Networks is seeking to reclaim priority Ka-band spectrum rights for nearly 600 proposed broadband satellites after Liechtenstein’s telecoms regulator rescinded its license.
Rivada’s constellation deployment commitment under ITU rules requires deployment of half of the proposed 576 satellites by mid-2026.
In February 2023 Rivada awarded a $2,400,000,000 contract to Terran Orbital to build 300 satellites.
Rivada has amassed over $13,000,000,000 worth of pricing agreements from potential customers for its Outernet constellation.
Rivada aims to begin deploying its first satellites in 2025 under a multi-launch agreement with SpaceX.
Rivada can reapply for priority spectrum rights before mid-2026 under ITU rules that require deployment of half of a proposed constellation by that date.
The United States Navy has contracted Rivada to develop and deliver Virtual Network Operator (VNO) capabilities via Rivada’s Outernet constellation.
Rivada’s Outernet is a low-earth-orbit satellite constellation planned to comprise 600 LEO communications satellites.
Rivada’s Outernet uses inter-satellite laser links and advanced onboard processing to provide in-space routing and switching capabilities that create an optical mesh network.
The International Telecommunication Union deadline requires Rivada Space Networks to have at least 144 satellites launched into orbit by 2026-06-10.
The contract for Rivada Space Networks’ initial 300-satellite order was worth $2,400,000,000 (€2.2 billion).
The International Telecommunication Union deadline requires Rivada Space Networks to have the remaining 144 satellites in orbit by 2026-09-18.
The non-payment of the CHF5 million performance bond resulted in Rivada Space Networks losing its licensed frequencies from Liechtenstein’s Office for Communications (AK).
Rivada Space Networks failed to pay a CHF5 million (€5.3 million) performance bond to Liechtenstein’s Office for Communications (AK).
On 2024-11-15, Rivada launched an online marketing and awareness campaign called Rivada Space Academy featuring images of dozens of its staff.