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Open Cosmos faces a September ITU deployment deadline.
Rafel Jorda is the Chief Executive of Open Cosmos.
Open Cosmos presented ConnectedCosmos during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
Open Cosmos positions ConnectedCosmos as a capability to help guarantee European technological autonomy against large international megaconstellations.
Open Cosmos operates manufacturing facilities in the United Kingdom, Spain, Portugal, and Greece.
Jordi Hereu, Spain’s Minister of Industry and Tourism, visited Open Cosmos’ facilities in Barcelona.
Open Cosmos names the ISL-based security capability active resilience.
The ConnectedCosmos network will be directly linked with Open Cosmos’ Open Constellation Earth observation infrastructure.
Open Cosmos operates manufacturing and testing facilities in the United Kingdom, Spain, Portugal, and Greece and is vertically integrated to control mission lifecycles and portions of its supply chain.
Open Cosmos operates in Britain and Spain and has started a funding round to raise $200 million.
The Open Cosmos funding effort is intended to meet upcoming deadlines in June and September.
Open Cosmos holds Liechtenstein high-priority Ka-band spectrum filings previously held by Rivada Space Networks.
Open Cosmos activated its Ka-band filing on January 22, 2026 by launching a pair of satellites and has additional launches scheduled throughout 2026.
Alén Space, Cal Poly, CDTI, Open Cosmos, PLD Space, Satlantis, and the Universities of Sevilla, Granada, Málaga, Politécnica de Madrid, and Vigo are participating as organizing entities at SSSIF 2026.
Mariella Graziano (GMV), Rafel Jordà (Open Cosmos), and Alberto Agüeda (GMV) participated in Silver Hall sessions addressing data importance, orbital security, and Europe's capacity to finance and scale domestic industrial solutions.
Fossa Systems was selected to provide satellite IoT connectivity to Open Cosmos for the Constelación Atlántica.
Spanish companies participating at the 18th European Space Conference include GMV, Indra, Hispasat, Integrasys, Satlantis, Pangea, Sateliot, and Open Cosmos.
Open Cosmos secured a license from Liechtenstein to use its Ka-band frequency with the new satellite constellation.
Open Cosmos provides services that support the entire supply chain in Europe.
Open Cosmos launched its first two satellites of a new broadband fleet aboard a Rocket Lab Electron rocket from Māhia, New Zealand.