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The European Commission launched an in-depth probe on 2023-02-13 into whether Viasat’s planned acquisition of Inmarsat would reduce competition for providing Wi-Fi on planes in Europe.
The European Commission expects to decide on the Viasat–Inmarsat transaction by 2023-06-29.
The European Commission acknowledged that the inflight connectivity industry is undergoing a transition as Starlink, OneWeb, and other non-geostationary orbit operators enter or plan to launch IFC services.
The European Commission plans to investigate whether new non-geostationary orbit players are likely to exert sufficient competitive pressure on the merged Viasat–Inmarsat entity in the near future.
Viasat reached a $7,300,000,000 deal to acquire Inmarsat that is under regulatory review by the European Commission.
The European Commission is spending approximately 2,000,000,000 EUR on the three-satellite Copernicus Carbon Dioxide Monitoring mission (CO2M).
The European Commission selected eight collaborative projects in July 2022 that Airbus is part of covering different innovative technology areas.
Since 2018 Thales Alenia Space has been advancing a roadmap to develop mature end-to-end quantum communications through European Commission projects OPENQKD and QSAFE and ESA project SAGA.
The Alaska Satellite Facility downlinks Sentinel-1 data under an agreement between the U.S. State Department and the European Commission.
Since 2018 Thales Alenia Space has been implementing a roadmap to develop mature end-to-end quantum communications through projects initiated by the European Commission (OPENQKD, QSAFE) and ESA (SAGA).
The European Commission awarded a contract to Arianespace on 2022-11-29 for launches of five Copernicus Earth observation spacecraft on Vega C rockets between 2024 and 2026.
The European Commission operates both the Copernicus Earth observation program and the Galileo navigation constellation.
The European Space Agency and the European Commission provide support for the EAGLE-1 project.
Following launch, the EAGLE-1 satellite will complete three years of in-orbit mission support funded by the European Commission.
On 2022-11-17, the European Commission set IRIS² to use a multi-orbit approach to help it scale to future needs and to leverage quantum cryptography efforts to improve communications security.
Astorg acknowledged that ESA and the European Commission have successfully collaborated on various configurations for secure connectivity.
Following launch, the EAGLE-1 satellite will complete three years of on-orbit mission operations supported by the European Commission.
The EAGLE-1 project receives support from the European Space Agency (ESA) and the European Commission.
Following its launch, the EAGLE-1 satellite will complete three years of in-orbit mission supported by the European Commission.
The European Space Agency (ESA) and the European Commission provide support for the EAGLE-1 project.