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Hispasat coordinates the Q-Design project, a system for encrypting sensitive communications using quantum key distribution (QKD).
Hispasat presented projects and communications security solutions at the Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona.
Hispasat is participating in the IRIS² programme of the European Commission to support secure communications and European sovereignty.
Hispasat is part of Indra Space.
Miguel Ángel García is Gerente de Proyectos Singulares at Hispasat.
IRIS², led by Hispasat, is a multiorbit European secure connectivity architecture conceived as critical infrastructure to guarantee continuity, resilience, and sovereignty in crises.
Hispasat coordinated 19 Spanish companies and institutions to develop QKD-GEO, the first quantum key distribution system operated from a geostationary satellite.
Hispasat leads Q-Design, a global project that will combine geostationary satellites, low Earth orbit satellites, and ground infrastructures to exchange quantum keys in a versatile manner.
Indra Group’s integration of Hispasat makes Indra Space the first European company claimed to be capable of controlling the entire satellite value chain from construction to operation.
Pedro Duque (Hispasat) and Michael López-Alegría (Axiom Space), both astronauts of Spanish origin, will participate in the panel "Next Step of Human Exploration" at SSSIF 2026.
Eutelsat is a core member of SpaceRISE alongside SES and Hispasat.
Companies scheduled to participate in SSSIF 2026 include Airbus, GMV, Hispasat, Indra, Oesía, Satlantis, Sener, Servitron, and Telespazio.
Indra designated Miguel Ángel Panduro as director general of Indra Space at the end of December following the formal closing of its acquisition of 89.68% of Hispasat's share capital.
Indra's board approved Miguel Ángel Panduro's entry into the group's management committee while he was serving as chief executive officer of Hispasat.
Miguel Ángel Panduro was appointed chief executive officer of Hispasat in 2019.
Miguel Ángel Panduro joined Hispasat in 1990 and contributed to the company's business expansion and internationalization.
Miguel Romay (GMV), Luis Mayo (Hispasat), and Xabier Bertrán (SES) participated in debates on multi-orbit connectivity, technological sovereignty, and resilience of space infrastructures.
Spanish companies participating at the 18th European Space Conference include GMV, Indra, Hispasat, Integrasys, Satlantis, Pangea, Sateliot, and Open Cosmos.
The SpaceRISE consortium, led by SES, Eutelsat, and Hispasat, entered a 12-year, €10.6 billion concession agreement with the European Commission in December 2024.
In December 2024, the European Commission awarded a €10.600 billion contract to the SpaceRISE consortium, led by SES, Eutelsat, and Hispasat, to build the IRIS² satellite constellation.