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The Inmarsat-6 F2 satellite could be a total loss due to an anomaly with the power subsystem that occurred during orbit raising, Viasat said in an update

Viasat announced that its Inmarsat-6 F2 (I6 F2) satellite has faced power subsystem anomaly while undergoing its orbit raising phase.

Already grappling with a reflector deployment problem on its massive ViaSat-3 Americas satellite, which could result in a $420 million insurance claim...

Viasat discussed what's going on with the malfunctioning antenna on its latest satellite and how that could affect its global strategy

TAMPA, Fla. — Viasat is holding off on a contingency plan for ViaSat-3 Americas in the hope it could still get some capacity from the broadband satellite…

Viasat had an impressive Q1 and reported revenue of $780 million (€707.6m) - up 36 per cent on the same period last year. Chairman Mark Dankberg said that the

Viasat is still conducting a rigorous review of the anomaly that occurred whilst deploying one of the antennas on its ViaSat-3 Americas satellite, and...

On what should have been a cheerful Q1 2024 financial earnings call to promote strong year-over-year revenue growth, Viasat Chairman and CEO Mark Dankberg

Viasat reportedly quarterly results on Wednesday as the company continues to investigate its recent satellite malfunction.

Viasat reportedly quarterly results on Wednesday as the company continues to investigate its recent satellite malfunction.