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OQ Technology proved that the mainstream nRF9151 chipset can establish a stable link with a LEO satellite.
OQ Technology developed an entirely in-house 3GPP-compliant NTN NB-IoT Radio Access Network (RAN) stack and a fully integrated 5G core.
OQ Technology conducted a test connecting a commercial IoT module to a satellite in low Earth orbit.
OQ Technology successfully closed the “Link Budget,” a term describing the balance of power, gain, and loss required to maintain a wireless connection over long distances.
OQ Technology successfully completed an end-to-end 5G NB-IoT link between its Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellation and standard terrestrial chipsets from Nordic Semiconductor on December 17, 2025.
OQ Technology plans to continue expanding its constellation and its 60 MHz of priority S-band spectrum rights.
Following the successful emergency broadcast messaging demonstration, OQ Technology will demonstrate D2M voice services in the coming year.
OQ Technology has successfully delivered Europe’s first direct-to-mobile (D2M) emergency broadcast message from space using its LEO satellite constellation.
OQ Technology's achievement marks a turning point for Europe’s sovereign space capabilities and aims to expand European leadership in D2D connectivity.
OQ Technology's demonstration was supported by 60 MHz of MSS S-band spectrum, upper C-band, and IMT band partnerships.
OQ Technology is the first European satellite operator to demonstrate a D2M emergency broadcast message.
OQ Technology operates 10 satellites in LEO.
OQ Technology successfully sent an emergency broadcast message directly to phones through its satellite constellation in a recent demonstration.
OQ Technology plans to ultimately field a 100-satellite strong constellation.
OQ Technology partnered with Aramco to strengthen IoT connectivity in remote areas.
OQ Technology aims to roll out a more capable network to consumers, governments, and industrial organizations in the coming years.
OQ Technology sent a test emergency broadcast message from its satellites in LEO to mobile phones on Earth.
OQ Technology plans to offer emergency-messaging capabilities to governments and private enterprises in the short term.
OQ Technology has partnered with Dutch telco KPN and Germany’s O2 Telefónica to expand access to satellite-based IoT networks across Europe.
OQ Technology owns a license to 60 MHz of MSS S-band spectrum.