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Open Cosmos aims to provide customers with better access to space-based data through the new constellation.
Open Cosmos established a connection with the satellites about an hour after their deployment.
Over the past decade, Open Cosmos has built satellites for commercial and civil customers.
The launch marks Open Cosmos’ entrance into the satellite communication sector.
Open Cosmos can offer quick access to space for sovereign solutions amid increasing competition in the satcom market.
Open Cosmos developed sovereign satellite constellations and testbeds for future technologies in IoT, 6G connectivity, and AI.
Open Cosmos has offices and factories in Portugal, Greece, Spain, and the UK.
Open Cosmos launched its first two satellites of a new broadband fleet aboard a Rocket Lab Electron rocket from Māhia, New Zealand.
Open Cosmos is hiring dozens of new employees to meet growing demand.
Open Cosmos aims to demonstrate more capabilities to meet the growing demand for sovereign orbital infrastructure.
Open Cosmos is a satellite manufacturer that is developing a Ka-band satellite constellation to deliver scalable, resilient, and coordinated space-based services for Europe and the world.
Rocket Lab’s first launch of 2026 placed two spacecraft into orbit for European space technology company Open Cosmos.
The Rocket Lab Electron mission that launched Open Cosmos’ first two Ka-band satellites was named 'The Cosmos Will See You Now.'
Rivada Space Networks previously held the Ka-band spectrum rights that Open Cosmos secured from Liechtenstein.
The launch of the first two Ka-band satellites represents the first activation phase of Open Cosmos’ satellite network.
Rafel Jordà Siquier is the founder and CEO of Open Cosmos.
The first two Open Cosmos satellites were developed through a pan-European effort with teams across the U.K., Spain, Portugal, and Greece.
Rocket Lab launched the two Open Cosmos Ka-band satellites from New Zealand on an Electron mission on Jan. 22 at 11:52 p.m. local time.
Open Cosmos secured Liechtenstein’s high-priority Ka-band radio spectrum filings, enabling it to build and operate a sovereign Low-Earth Orbit broadband satellite constellation.
Open Cosmos launched the first two satellites in its Ka-band satellite constellation.