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A Memorandum of Understanding was signed between Solidflow, Advier, and Spacelink Australia at the International Astronautical Congress in Sydney, Australia on 1 October 2025.
SpaceLink wound down operations after its parent company, Australia’s Electro Optic Systems Holdings Ltd., failed to secure $70,000,000 in near-term investment and $250,000,000 overall for SpaceLink’s planned medium-Earth-orbit data-relay constellation.
SpaceLink won a $190,000 NASA contract for a data-relay study.
SpaceLink would require about $250,000,000 in total to complete the SpaceLink constellation.
Electro Optic Systems acquired Silicon Valley startup Audacy and established SpaceLink in 2020 to develop a constellation of communications satellites in medium-Earth orbit to relay data between the ground and low-Earth orbit.
SpaceLink would need approximately $70,000,000 in the near term to complete its contracts with satellite vendors, make down payments on launches, and purchase long-lead items.
The contract awarded to SpaceLink Corporation is a firm fixed-price milestone-based contract in the amount of $189,881.
SpaceLink is creating a TDRSS-like capability in medium Earth orbit to significantly increase throughput, provide persistent links to space-borne assets, and securely deliver data in real time.
SpaceLink is building a constellation of relay satellites in medium Earth orbit that use optical inter-satellite links to speed communications between spacecraft in orbit and users on the ground.
SpaceLink’s RF and optical terminals will be built on a five-acre parcel at Mojave with redundant high-capacity fiber backhaul to densely interconnected data centers (Carrier Hotels) in Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area.
SpaceLink is working with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to develop protocols for connecting commercial communications constellations with defense and military systems.
SpaceLink is creating a TDRS-like capability in medium Earth orbit to significantly increase throughput, provide persistent links to space-borne assets, and securely deliver data in real time.
SpaceLink plans to establish its primary gateway for optical and radio-frequency communications at the Mojave Air & Space Port in California.
SpaceLink is building a constellation of relay satellites in medium Earth orbit that use optical intersatellite links to speed communications between spacecraft on orbit and users on the ground.
NASA awarded SpaceLink a $190,000 contract to conduct studies related to direct-to-Earth and lunar-space-relay communications.
SpaceLink has an agreement with the U.S. Army to explore using the company’s data-relay constellation to deliver commercial satellite imagery directly to troops on the ground.
SpaceLink will build RF and optical terminals on a five-acre parcel at the Mojave Gateway with redundant high-capacity fiber backhaul to densely interconnected data centers in Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area.
SpaceLink is building a constellation of four satellites in medium-Earth orbit to receive data from spacecraft in low Earth orbit via laser links and transmit it to the ground through RF signals.
SpaceLink plans to begin offering data-relay services in early 2024.
Dave Bettinger is the Chief Executive Officer at SpaceLink.