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• Intelsat-SES Deal Disrupts Satellite Industry Supply Chains

  The $3.1 billion Intelsat-SES merger is causing ripples in the satellite industry, delaying deals and putting pressure on suppliers as the two giants integrate.

  

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• Boeing to Continue Working on Starliner Despite Mounting Losses

  Boeing will continue working on its troubled Starliner commercial crew program despite mounting losses, the company's new CEO said, noting that the company is committed to fulfilling its contracts.

  

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• FAST Platforms See Surge in Sports Viewership: Amagi Report

  A new report by Amagi highlights a significant increase in sports viewership on FAST platforms, driven by the addition of sports channels and growing advertiser interest.

  

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• U.S. Space Force Eyes Commercial Satellites for Battlefield Intelligence

  The U.S. Space Force is exploring the integration of commercial radar satellites into its next-generation satellite network, the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture (PWSA), to enhance battlefield intelligence and threat detection.

  

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• AI in Satellite Manufacturing: A Cautious Approach

  Companies are taking a measured approach to incorporating artificial intelligence into satellite manufacturing, prioritizing cybersecurity and data integrity.

  

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• Global Connected TV (CTV) Market Shifts: Roku Faces Pressure, Samsung Rises in EMEA

  A new report from Pixalate details the latest trends in the CTV market, revealing significant shifts in device market share across North America, Latin America, and EMEA. Roku faces a declining share in North America while Samsung dominates EMEA.

  

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• China Launches Trio of Satellites for Radar Calibration and Other Measurements

  China launched three satellites on a Long March 6 rocket for ground radar equipment calibration, RCS measurement, and other scientific purposes. The satellites could help verify radar performance, calibration for target detection, weather radar...

  

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• Northrop Grumman's Flying Data Center: Transforming Aircraft into Real-Time Intelligence Hubs

  Northrop Grumman has unveiled a new technology that turns aircraft into flying data centers, enabling real-time processing of intelligence from satellites and drones for military operations. The system, called Deep Sensing and Targeting (DSAT),...

  

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• Luxembourg Government Backs OQ Technology’s Satellite Network Expansion

  The government of Luxembourg has invested a significant amount in OQ Technology’s Series B funding round, which will support the deployment of 20 more satellites by the end of next year.

  

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• Eutelsat Strengthens OneWeb Constellation with 20 New Satellites

  Eutelsat launched 20 additional OneWeb satellites to bolster its global broadband network, bringing the total number of in-orbit satellites to 654. The operator expects to begin global services in the spring.

  

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• SpaceX’s Starship Launch Sparks Conversation About Europe’s Future in Space

  SpaceX's Starship/Super Heavy vehicle launch at the International Astronautical Congress sparked discussion about the future of Europe's space industry in the face of SpaceX's advancements.

  

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• Intelsat 33e Satellite Failure: A Blow to Communications Across Continents

  Intelsat 33e, a vital communications satellite for Europe, Africa and Asia Pacific, has lost power and is unlikely to be recovered. The company is working to move affected customers to other satellites.

  

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• Artemis 2 Launch Could Be Delayed by Ground Systems Issues

  A report by the Government Accountability Office has found that work on the Exploration Ground Systems (EGS) program could delay the Artemis 2 mission, which is currently scheduled to launch in September 2025.

  

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• EU Space Law Still in Limbo, but Experts Expect It to Focus on Safety and Sustainability

  The European Union’s “Space Law” is facing delays and may not be released until 2025. Experts expect the law to focus on safety, sustainability, and possibly human spaceflight.

  

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• SpaceX Awarded 8 Launch Contracts under National Security Space Launch Program

  SpaceX has secured eight launch contracts under the National Security Space Launch (NSSL) Phase 3 Lane 1 program, totaling $733.5 million, for missions projected to launch in 2026.

  

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• Spaceports Join Forces to Share Lessons Learned and Develop Standards

  A group of existing and proposed spaceports is collaborating to share best practices, develop standards, and enhance the resilience and responsiveness of launch facilities worldwide. The initiative aims to address challenges in spaceport development...

  

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• US Makes Changes to Space Technology Export Rules

  The US Department of Commerce has announced changes to export control rules for space technologies, aiming to bolster American competitiveness in the global space industry. These changes will make it easier for U.S. companies to sell satellites,...

  

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• ESA Awards Contract to Start Work on Asteroid Mission, but Funding Still Uncertain

  The European Space Agency (ESA) has awarded a contract for initial work on the Ramses mission to the asteroid Apophis, but a decision on full funding for the mission is still more than a year away.

  

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• NASA to use SpaceX's Crew Dragon for two ISS missions, may delay Boeing Starliner flight

  NASA has announced it will use SpaceX's Crew Dragon for two crew rotation missions to the ISS in 2025. The agency is still evaluating if it will require Boeing to perform another test flight of its Starliner spacecraft.

  

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• Italy's IRIDE Earth Observation Constellation Gets Boost From Thales Alenia Space and Argotec

  Thales Alenia Space and Argotec have been awarded contracts to supply satellites for Italy's ambitious IRIDE Earth-observation constellation. The contracts, announced at the International Astronautical Congress in Milan, are part of a larger effort...

  

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