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The Hellenic Ministry of Digital Governance, the Ministry of Development and Investment, and Amazon Web Services signed a Statement of Strategic Intent to support the creation of a Space hub in Greece as part of the country’s digital transformation goals.
In 2020 AWS launched an Amazon CloudFront location in Athens to provide organizations in Greece with faster content delivery and added cybersecurity protection.
Amazon committed an initial $10,000,000,000 to develop its Project Kuiper low-Earth-orbit constellation.
AWS signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Greece’s Ministry of Digital Governance in 2020 to modernize government services with cloud-enabled applications.
Amazon introduced AWS Ground Station in 2019 to use the cloud to control satellites and download and analyze their data.
On 2021-06-10, AWS selected 10 European and U.S. space startups for a four-week accelerator program designed to boost their cloud computing and analytics capabilities.
AWS Aerospace and Satellite Solutions was created in 2020 as part of Amazon’s space industry expansion.
AWS is launching a sponsorship program for Greek professionals and organizations to store and work with qualified space-related data through the Registry of Open Data on AWS.
D-Orbit will use AWS Ground Station with AURORA to communicate with its WILD RIDE mission launched on 2021-06-30.
D-Orbit plans to use AWS Ground Station with AURORA for communications with its future satellite fleet.
Amazon must deploy half of Project Kuiper’s low-Earth-orbit network by July 2026 under its license conditions and the remainder by July 2029.
Amazon acquired a small number of employees from Facebook Connectivity who joined earlier in the year to work on Project Kuiper.
Amazon committed an initial $10,000,000,000 to develop Project Kuiper and had more than 500 people working on the program as of 2021-04-19.
The combination of AWS Ground Station and StellarStation enables satellite operators to provide customers with near real-time data through an expanded ground coverage area and an automated ground network with virtual data and mission management capabilities.
Naomi Kurahara is CEO of Infostellar and leveraged AWS Ground Station to expand Infostellar’s infrastructure rapidly to benefit its cloud-based ground service aggregation platform.
Using AWS Ground Station, Infostellar customers can use Amazon Kinesis Data Streams to manage data ingestion from satellites.
The combination of AWS Ground Station and StellarStation expands ground coverage areas to help satellite operators provide customers with near real-time data.
SES will use its Cloud Direct service to connect its customers to AWS data centres over its network of medium earth orbit (MEO) and geostationary (GEO) satellites.
AWS Direct Connect provides dedicated network connections between customer facilities and AWS at speeds from 50 Mbps up to 100 Gbps.
SES operates a multi-orbit network that combines global coverage and low-latency connections to deliver customer data to AWS from nearly anywhere.