Starlink provides high-speed internet access via satellite anywhere in the world, but does the U.S. military use that access?

SpaceX launched the 10th batch of "proliferated architecture" spy satellites for the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office from ...

“The security architecture that we relied ... Eutelsat’s OneWeb network remains the only meaningful LEO alternative to Starlink. Unlike Starlink, OneWeb users can also access Eutelsat ...

One year into his tenure as chief executive of SES, Adel Al-Saleh is steering one of the world’s largest satellite operators ...

SpaceX lifted off another batch of next-gen spy satellites for the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office on April 20 2025 from ...

These satellites are part of the NRO's evolving strategy to rely on a broader network of cost-effective, small-scale ...

China has taken a major leap in internet technology, unveiling the world’s first 10G cloud broadband service that can ...

which operates a militarized version of its Starlink network known as Starshield for the Pentagon and intelligence agencies. In a statement, the Air Force and Space Force said they are working ...

Ars Technica has mentioned SpinLaunch, the company that literally wants to yeet satellites into space, in previous Rocket ...

Starlink's low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellite network capitalizes on COTS components to reduce ... The most recent version, ...

Update by the edhat staff April 20, 2025 The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), in partnership with U.S. Space Force Space ...

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