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Tom Jackson is the Chief Revenue Officer of Kymeta and a retired U.S. Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel.
Tom Jackson is the EVP and Chief Revenue Officer of Kymeta and a retired U.S. Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel.
Kymeta partnered with Intelsat to deploy Hawk u8 terminals to support Help.NGO’s emergency response operations.
Kymeta is shipping the Osprey u8 HGL hybrid geostationary/low Earth orbit/LTE terminal from its facility in Woodinville, Washington.
Kymeta’s Osprey u8 HGL achieved up to 195 megabits per second download, 32 Mbps upload, and latency under 70 milliseconds while operating on a LEO network during tests.
Kymeta will begin shipping ruggedized Osprey u8 HGL hybrid GEO/LEO terminals for military vehicles on Eutelsat’s network in March 2024.
Kymeta raised $84,000,000 from investors in 2022 to fund product launches.
OneWeb will launch its superyacht service with Kymeta’s u8-based LEO terminal, with first deliveries starting in early 2023.
Kymeta has established global partnerships with industry leaders and conducted testing demonstrating interoperability with LEO and GEO satellite constellations.
Kymeta raised $84,000,000 on 2022-03-15 to expand manufacturing facilities ahead of deploying its first flat panel electronically steered user terminals for low Earth orbit satellites 2022.
Kymeta partnered with OneWeb on 2021-12-01 to jointly develop a flat panel, electronically steered user terminal for stationary land applications on OneWeb’s low Earth orbit broadband network.
Kymeta is working with supply chain partners to buy forward in higher quantities to meet demand expected from OneWeb and other LEO constellations in 2022–2023.
The agreement between Kymeta and Santander Teleport supports Kymeta’s goal to provide world-class support that is available 24×7.
During Kymeta’s prototype trials, the u8 terminal achieved 100% connectivity on the move with line-of-sight using either satellite or cellular connections.
Members of Kymeta’s leadership team personally invested approximately $1,000,000 in the funding round led by Executive Chairman Doug Hutcheson.
On 2020-08-18, Kymeta acquired Lepton Global Solutions, a Virginia-based company that provides turnkey connectivity solutions to the intelligence community and other government customers.
Kymeta raised $85,200,000 in a funding round led by Bill Gates on 2020-08-25.
By acquiring Lepton, Kymeta improved its ability to offer managed services and operate network operations centers.
Kymeta raised $73,600,000 in an equity financing round in March 2017.
Kymeta partnered with television manufacturer Sharp to build flat panel antennas using the same infrastructure used to mass produce liquid-crystal displays.