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Terran Orbital issued a press release from Boca Raton, Florida on 2023-07-06 congratulating its customer Rivada Space Networks on receiving the ITU waiver.
Rivada has a $2,400,000,000 contract with Florida-headquartered Terran Orbital to build 500-kilogram satellites.
International Telecommunication Union (ITU) regulators waived the requirement for Rivada Space Networks to launch 10% of its proposed 576 satellites by September.
Rivada must deploy all 576 satellites by mid-2028 to retain priority Ka-band spectrum under ITU rules.
Rivada Space Networks expects to start deploying commercial satellites in 2025 under contracts with manufacturer Terran Orbital and launcher SpaceX.
Rivada Space Networks proposed a 576-satellite non-geostationary orbit (NGSO) constellation.
Rivada must deploy 50% of its total constellation, or 288 satellites, by mid-2026 to meet the ITU’s second deployment milestone.
Rivada is on track to launch four precursor satellites in 2025 to test user terminals and networking protocols, and those precursor satellites will not form part of the operational constellation.
Rivada Space Networks plans to begin global service for its constellation in 2026.
Rivada Space Networks will soon be launching a low Earth orbit constellation that will offer access to a secure satellite network with pole-to-pole reach.
Rivada Space Networks is working with OKAPI: Orbits to provide its constellations with satellite mission-analysis tools and collision avoidance and de-orbiting strategies.
Rivada Space Networks and Artel LLC signed a Memorandum of Understanding and a Master Services Agreement to bring high-security, low-latency satellite communications to the government market via LEO constellations.
Rivada’s LEO constellation will offer end-to-end latencies similar to or better than terrestrial fiber.
Rivada’s LEO constellation will offer access to a secure satellite network with pole-to-pole reach.
Artel LLC will work with Rivada Space Networks to make advanced LEO secure space architecture available for mission-critical connectivity.
Rivada Space Networks is developing a first-of-its-kind LEO constellation that will offer pole-to-pole reach for a secure satellite network.
The Rivada Space Networks satellite architecture combines inter-satellite laser links with advanced onboard data routers to create an optical mesh network in space.
Rivada Space Networks and Artel LLC signed a Memorandum of Understanding and a Master Services Agreement to deliver high-security, low-latency satellite communications to government markets through LEO constellations.
Rivada Space Networks’ LEO constellation will offer access to a secure satellite network with pole-to-pole reach.
Rivada Space Networks’ LEO constellation is designed to provide end-to-end latencies similar to or better than terrestrial fiber.