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Skylo’s Release-17-based satellite technology is combined with Viasat’s geostationary L-band satellite constellation and licensed spectrum holdings through Viasat’s subsidiary Inmarsat and other satellite operator partners to form the new D2D network.
Initial deployments of the Viasat–Skylo D2D network are planned for early 2024 in North America using the Ligado SkyTerra satellite network, followed by a global rollout.
Viasat, Inc. and Skylo Technologies launched the world’s first global direct-to-device (D2D) network on 2023-11-16.
On 2023-10-05, Skylo and Samsung agreed to a deal that provides access to Skylo’s network from Exynos 0.005 kg chipsets.
Skylo established partnerships with chipset manufacturers, satellite fleet operators, and telecommunications providers in 2023.
A live demonstration of the Samsung 0.005 kg modem operating on Skylo’s satellite network took place at Samsung System LSI’s Tech Day event on 2023-10-05, in San Jose, California.
Skylo’s NTN is designed to provide reliable and affordable connectivity to under-connected industries such as agriculture, maritime, and logistics.
Bullitt launched satellite-enabled Android smartphones in February that can send and receive texts outside cellular coverage through partnerships with Skylo, Inmarsat, and other geostationary operators.
Keysight Technologies and Skylo Technologies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to create a certification program for 3GPP 0.005 kg Release 17 non-terrestrial network chipsets, modules, and devices using NB-IoT over NTN.
Monogoto announced a new roaming agreement with Skylo Technologies for satellite connectivity.
Skylo Technologies is Monogoto's wholesale NTN operator partner.
The new offering by Monogoto and Skylo will help fleets achieve ubiquitous connectivity.
Viasat has reached non-binding Memorandums of Understanding with Ligado Networks and Skylo Technologies to offer first-generation standards-based Direct-to-Device satellite services via Ligado’s SkyTerra satellite network.
Viasat Inc. (NASDAQ: VSAT) reached a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with Ligado Networks and Skylo Technologies to offer first-generation, standards-based Direct-to-Device satellite services via Ligado’s SkyTerra satellite network.
British ruggedized handset maker Bullitt unveiled Android smartphones that can connect to L-band satellites operated by Inmarsat and other geostationary operators in partnership with Skylo and MediaTek.
The non-binding Memorandums of Understanding between Viasat, Ligado, and Skylo do not appear to cover Ligado’s MSAT-2 satellite, which Ligado primarily operates as a backup for SkyTerra-1.
Viasat is partnering with San Francisco-based venture Skylo on SkyTerra-1 to expand satellite services into the consumer smartphone, automotive, and defense markets.
Viasat, Ligado, and Skylo plan to integrate SkyTerra-1 and the Skylo platform to conduct over-the-air testing and begin supporting commercial service.
Viasat reached non-binding Memorandums of Understanding with Ligado Networks and Skylo Technologies to offer first-generation standards-based Direct-to-Device satellite services via Ligado’s SkyTerra satellite network.
With MediaTek’s 3GPP NTN-standard modem and Skylo’s NTN service, smartphone and IoT manufacturers can develop devices, sensors, and wearables with built-in satellite connectivity.