Space is the near-vacuum region beyond Earth’s atmosphere that hosts orbital and astrophysical activity and supports satellites and other space systems that provide communications, navigation, timing, and sensing services used in enterprise networks, critical infrastructure, and data-driven operations.
BAE Systems introduced its Ascent spacecraft, the newest product in the Elevation line. The platform is positioned for multi-orbit rideshare operations and “space tug” cargo transport, with delivery of a first pathfinder spacecraft scheduled for 2027.
Nokia launched Aurelis for Data Centers, a PON-based out-of-band management solution that reduces active switches, power consumption, and operational effort for data centers.
Iridium Communications has secured a 5-year indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract worth up to $85.8 million from the U.S. Space Force's Space Systems Command. The contract includes upgrades and security enhancements for satellite service centers and ground stations supporting military communications.
BAE Systems has enhanced its RH12™ Storefront, a platform for developing radiation-hardened 12nm integrated circuits tailored for space applications. This new capability allows customers to rapidly create application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) utilizing advanced design elements and commercial foundry technology.
Media accreditation requests for covering the Artemis II mission launch at NASA's Kennedy Space Center are open until November 30, 2025. This mission will feature Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen and aims for early 2026. Media can also contact the CSA for details on Canada's lunar exploration role.
SEALSQ Corp announced the launch of a U.S.-based Post-Quantum Root of Trust, available from November 21, 2025. This platform will provide quantum-resistant digital identities and PKI services to American enterprises and government agencies, enhancing local cybersecurity and digital sovereignty.