Watch This Space is a series of fireside chat style conversations between Rivada Networks host Brian Carney (SVP Corporate Communications) and guests bringing interesting insights on all things space and networking!

With many LEO constellations either launching or in the advanced planning stage, do we need another one? The answer is YES, if you are building a unique and highly disruptive solution for enterprise and government communications.

Today, data is an asset the protection of which needs to be forefront of many minds. Through cutting of undersea cables, interception of wired and wireless signals, breaching of endpoints, and hacking of entire networks, your rivals, competitors, enemies, and criminals can gain access to your data or disrupt your operations. The results have a financial and credibility impact and even legal liability.

To date, satellite networks have been perceived as a last choice for network connectivity only when terrestrial connectivity is not available. Now, a truly unique LEO satellite network architecture, the OuterNET will provide opportunities for telecom operators which will give them access to previously unavailable levels of secure network performance combined with worldwide reach.

Remote operations are a fact of life in the oil & gas industry and modern off-shore production platforms are increasingly moving towards greater digitalization and automation to drive efficiency and safety. Rivada’s Outernet, a unique new LEO network architecture, will offer global energy operators access to sufficient secure network capacity to meet all their data-transfer needs in real time, all the time, anywhere on the planet.

Satellite communications is a vital element of resilient communications in disaster response scenarios.

Rivada’s Outernet provides organizations and governments planning and deploying critical communications with a resilient and secure network that delivers highly secure Carrier Ethernet service via LEO satellites. This orbital network enables high throughput, low latency, operator grade security and mobility, in combination with rapid deployment. And being MEF complaint, the Rivada Outernet can be seamlessly incorporated into critical communication and PACE planning.

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With the "OuterNET™", consisting of 600 satellites, Rivada Space Networks wants to build a European communications network for companies and governments. The Handelsblatt journal editorial team learnt why this is necessary from Declan Ganley, CEO of the German satellite operator Rivada Space Networks.

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What was happening when the official announcement came in that we received the waiver? A throwback to a great moment which the team experienced together in Munich.

Connectivity in the humanitarian sector has a huge impact as it enables an effective response to humanitarian crises. Rivada Space Networks aims to help provide education, save lives and enable rapid communication in crisis situations.

Rivada has taken another major step toward the deployment of its constellations. Following a successful team meeting with Terran Orbital in the U.S., we have completed the official onboarding of the industrial partners and subcontractors that will design, manufacture and launch our constellations.

What impact could quantum computing have on cybersecurity? In a world where cyber threats are on the rise, how can we ensure that our data is safe and secure?

A summary of the Constellations podcast about the growth of optical satellite technology, and how linking satellites with light can create a data network in space to grow the industry in new ways.

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RSN has signed two of the most anticipated and important contracts in the satellite industry: the manufacturing and the launcher contract.

We are partnering with SpeQtral to demonstrate the technical compatibility of adding a QKD encryption layer to enhance the security of communications over low earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellations.

Connectivity as a service is coming, and it’s going to change the way we think about online as profoundly as cloud computing is transforming business and information technology.

A unique network for our customers: point-to-point-connectivity, low latencies, high security and truly global reach. Learn more about the future of connectivity.

Today’s connectivity revolution and digital transformation brings ever-increasing demands and opportunities. What will it take to enable the new connectivity of the future and how can we address security concerns?