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Aalyria raised approximately $100 million in a Series B funding round that valued the company at $1.3 billion.
Aalyria’s platforms are already being deployed in support of flagship commercial satellite programs, including next-generation Low Earth Orbit constellations.
Aalyria’s platforms are designed to operate across multiple orbital regimes and mission types, enabling coordination between satellites, ground stations, airborne assets, and terrestrial networks.
Aalyria was founded in 2021 by CEO Chris Taylor, CTO Brian Barritt, and others through the acquisition of two inventions developed with over a decade of research from Google and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Aalyria will use the new funding to expand deployment of Tightbeam, an ultra-high-speed laser communications terminal that delivers secure, high-capacity links through the atmosphere.
Aalyria enables commercial and government customers to operate resilient, high-throughput networks in motion.
Aalyria will use the new funding to expand deployment of Spacetime, a managed platform that orchestrates and continually optimizes directional networks in real time as assets move and conditions change.
Aalyria has partnerships with U.S. military services and field activities to support next-generation connectivity, space domain awareness initiatives, and mission-critical communications programs.
Aalyria’s technology is being used for missions for the U.S. Government and allied partners.
DYNE participated in Aalyria’s Series B funding round alongside other investors.
Aalyria is headquartered in California.
Chris Taylor is the CEO of Aalyria.
Aalyria spun out of Google (Alphabet) in September 2022.
Aalyria was founded out of Alphabet in 2022.
Aalyria will use the Series B capital to expand its workforce by one-third.
Spacetime is Aalyria’s network orchestration platform.
Telesat considers Aalyria’s orchestration and network-optimization technologies a key performance and resiliency enabler for the Telesat Lightspeed architecture.
DYNE and existing investors participated in Aalyria’s Series B funding round.
Aalyria’s Series B funding round propelled the company to a $1.3 billion valuation.
Aalyria will use the Series B capital to accelerate commercialization of its software-defined networking and laser hardware.