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Pentagon Awards $1.8 Billion in Contracts to Build Out Its Military Satellite Internet - Vimarsana News

Pentagon Awards $1.8 Billion in Contracts to Build Out Its Military Satellite Internet

The Space Development Agency announced nearly $1.8 billion in contracts to three companies for a next-generation military communications network.

Pentagon's POET in space wraps orbital data fusion demo - Breaking Defense Breaking Defense - Defense industry news, analysis and commentary - Vimarsana News

Pentagon's POET in space wraps orbital data fusion demo - Breaking Defense Breaking Defense - Defense industry news, analysis and commentary

On-board, or "edge," processing is key to SDA's plans to develop a satellite network that can gather data from multiple sensors on the ground, at sea and in space to provide operators with precise, near-real-time targeting information.

Germany's Tesat to Build New US Optical Terminal Manufacturing Facility - Vimarsana News

Germany's Tesat to Build New US Optical Terminal Manufacturing Facility

German optical communication technologies company Tesat-Spacecom (Tesat) is expanding its footprint into the United States to provide optical

Fix: Can't Connect Securely To This Page (Chrome, IE,Firefox) - Vimarsana News

Fix: Can't Connect Securely To This Page (Chrome, IE,Firefox)

Sometimes your Internet browser will outright prevent you from connecting to a page. Instead, it might display "Can’t Connect Securely to This Page".

US needs to temper reliance on at-risk undersea internet cables, satellites can help: Aerospace - Vimarsana News

US needs to temper reliance on at-risk undersea internet cables, satellites can help: Aerospace

"Undersea cable infrastructure is ripe for sabotage," said Karen Jones, one of the authors of the study.