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OQ Technology aims to launch 30 more satellites in the next two years.
OQ Technology partnered with Aramco to strengthen IoT connectivity in remote areas.
OQ Technology has backing from the Luxembourg Space Agency, European Space Agency, and the government of Luxembourg.
OQ Technology is focused on a secure and sovereign European direct-to-device network.
OQ Technology plans to offer emergency-messaging capabilities to governments and private enterprises in the short term.
OQ Technology secured a €2.5 million ($2.9 million) grant from the European Innovation Council to test secure direct-to-device messaging.
OQ Technology sent a test emergency broadcast message from its satellites in LEO to mobile phones on Earth.
OQ Technology sent the emergency broadcast message to standard smartphones without any hardware or software modifications.
OQ Technology has 10 satellites in Low-Earth Orbit (LEO).
OQ Technology has joined the Mobile Satellite Services Association (MSSA).
OQ Technology will leverage membership in MSSA to enhance NTN and D2D capabilities over LEO and GEO satellites in the MSS S-band.
OQ Technology holds 60 MHz of priority MSS S-band spectrum.
The partnership combines OQ Technology’s LEO satellite constellation with KPN’s terrestrial and GEO networks.
OQ Technology is a 5G non-terrestrial network (NTN) satellite operator.
KPN is forming a strategic roaming partnership with OQ Technology.
OQ Technology operates Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites.
OQ Technology’s LEO satellites aim to deliver high-performance connectivity in challenging regions such as the polar areas and remote oceanic routes beyond 70 degrees latitude.
Luxembourg Space Sector Development (LSSD) invested in OQ Technology on 2024-10-21.
OQ Technology used its Series A funding to deploy 10 low-Earth-orbit satellites to provide connectivity to remote monitoring and tracking devices.
OQ Technology’s Series B funding round targets 30,000,000 EUR ($32,000,000).