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Deals/Contracts/Partnerships

• Q1(Jan-Feb-Mar), 2025

  Atos has been selected by CNES to update and maintain its customizable flight software, LVCUGEN, under a five-year contract. LVCUGEN is a modular, reusable framework for embedded software development, built with rigorous processes and open-source technologies. Atos integrates DevOps and automation to enhance quality, reduce costs, and accelerate development, adhering to ECSS standards. This collaboration strengthens Atoss position as a key partner in CNES's space initiatives.

  Aerospace

  CNES

  Atos

  Software Platform ?Design Development Testing Support

  Service Provider Deals

  Space

  France

• Q1(Jan-Feb-Mar), 2025

  Defense and aerospace contractor Linquest has secured a potential $970 million contract from the Space Systems Command for the procurement of digital engineering and development support services. LinQuest will provide operationalization of the digital engineering and decision support techniques needed for the collection, analysis and visualization of data. Work for the sole source acquisition contract will occur in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The project is expected to run through Jan. 30, 2035.

  Aerospace

  Linquest

  Service Provider Deals

  Space

  United States

• Q1(Jan-Feb-Mar), 2025

  Serco Group is set to acquire Northrop Grumman's training services business, including its mission training and satellite communications sectors. This acquisition will expand Serco Inc.'s clientele within the Army and Air Force and add space-related operations. The business is expected to generate $300 million in revenue.

  Aerospace

  Northrop Grumman

  Serco

  R&D Consulting

  Captive Buyout

  Service Provider Deals

  Space

  United States

• Q1(Jan-Feb-Mar), 2025

  Sasken won a velocity based porting, application integration and test fixture improvement deal from a leading provider of satellite-based communication

  Telecom

  Aerospace

  Sasken

  Network engineering

  Service Provider Deals

  Space

• Q3(Jul-Aug-Sep), 2024

  Sasken started partnership with a global satellite communications conglomerate to deliver impact and design analysis and test automation solutions;

  Telecom

  Sasken

  Network engineering

  Service Provider Deals

  Space

EIIR Provider Solutions/Capabalities

• Q1(Jan-Feb-Mar), 2024

  Sasken has announced the worlds first LTE-technology-based satellite product the Mobile Satellite Equipment (MSE). This innovative solution enables mission-critical communications during natural disasters such as tsunamis, as well as normal operations.

  Telecom

  Sasken

  Network engineering

  IoT Connectivity

  Service Provider Solutions

  Space

  India

EIIR Buyer GIC/R&D Best Practices/Solutions

• Q1(Jan-Feb-Mar), 2025

  Engineers from NASA's Near Space Network and the Electronics 3D Printing group at Goddard Space Flight Center developed and tested a 3D printed antenna using Fortifys technology. This project demonstrated cost-effective design and manufacturing of efficient antennas that meet industry standards. The antenna was tested with relay satellites and launched on a weather balloon from NASAs Columbia Scientific Facility in Palestine, Texas. Achieved in just three months, this development marks a significant advancement in producing low-cost communication equipment for future space missions.

  Aerospace

  NASA

  Industry 4.0 ? 3D Printing Robotics

  3D Printing

  Space

  United States

• Q1(Jan-Feb-Mar), 2025

  Vodafone has launched a new innovation center in Mlaga, Spain, aimed at integrating satellite and terrestrial mobile communications. Financed partly by the Spanish Space Agency, the center includes AST SpaceMobile and the University of Mlaga as key partners. It will focus on designing, testing, and validating open-source hardware, software, and chips for use in both space and terrestrial networks. The center also features a space-to-land gateway to test services using AST SpaceMobiles BlueBird LEO satellites, which were launched last year to allow smartphones to access satellite connectivity.

  Telecom

  Vodafone

  AST Spacemobile

  Embedded. Design &Testing

  Silicon Design & Testing

  Network engineering

  Enterprise R&D Center

  Space

  Spain

• Q1(Jan-Feb-Mar), 2025

  Proteus Space has revolutionized custom satellite bus design with MERCURY, an automated engineering system that cuts design time from 1216 months to just one weeka 48x to 64x reduction. MERCURY delivers high-fidelity structural designs, FEM analysis, and optimized launch load paths at Preliminary Design Review (PDR), ensuring satellites can withstand launch conditions with unprecedented speed, cost-efficiency, and reliability.

  Telecom

  Proteus Space

  Mechanical & Electrical. Design & Testing

  Space

Other News

• Q1(Jan-Feb-Mar), 2025

  The UK Space Agency has allocated 16 million from its Connectivity in Low Earth Orbit (C-LEO) program to two projects, part of a 160 million effort to advance UK leadership in the satellite communications sector over the next four years. This initiative will enhance satellite constellations that provide high-speed internet to remote and underserved areas, with potential impacts on maritime and aviation communications. Oxfordshire's EnSilica plc has received 10 million to develop silicon chips and software for user terminals compatible with constellations like OneWeb Next Generation. Meanwhile, Cardiff's Excelerate Technology Ltd has been awarded 6 million to develop a user terminal enabling operator and orbit selection via an app, reducing costs and improving configurability.

  Aerospace

  Space

  United Kingdom

• Q1(Jan-Feb-Mar), 2025

  Airtel and Jio partners with SpaceX to bring Starlink's high-speed internet to India, transforming connectivity in rural and underserved areas.

  Telecom

  Jio

  SpaceX

  Airtel

  Network engineering

  India Market

  Space

  India

• Q3(Jul-Aug-Sep), 2024

  Panasonic is supporting ETH Zurich students in developing a robot, known as SpaceHopper, designed for asteroid exploration. The primary challenge the team faces is the low-gravity conditions on asteroids, which complicates robot mobility. To address this, ETH Zurich's team is designing the robot with three legs to enable controlled leaps, which they believe will be the most effective mode of travel in such environments.

  Aerospace

  Industry4.0

  Panasonic

  Industry 4.0 ? 3D Printing Robotics

  Technology Innovation

  Academic Partnerships

  Space

  Switzerland

• Q1(Jan-Feb-Mar), 2024

  Tata to build satellites in India-TATA Advanced Systems Limited & Satellogic will collaborate on development of new satellite design & work together to integrate multiple payloads on a single satellite that will generate a diverse range of data over India.

  Telecom

  Aerospace

  Tata Group

  Network engineering

  India Manufacturing

  Localization

  Space

  India

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