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The OuterNet: Dawn of the Gatewayless Architecture
For governments, having a secure communication network is crucial. That’s why Rivada Space Networks developed a highly secure communication network, called the OuterNet™. With its unique architecture, Rivada enables a truly private network that doesn’t depend on gateways.
At the GovSatCom’24 in Luxembourg, our VP of Sales, Joe Apa, gave insights into the OuterNet™. You can now watch his full presentation on “The OuterNet™: Dawn of the Gatewayless Architecture”.
The Rivada OuterNET: New Solution for Global Secure Data
Rivada's OuterNET™ is a unique, high value, secure network that can be integrated into turn-key solutions for government or commercial costumers requiring ultra-secure transmission for some percentage of their data.
Satellite Industry: Adapting to Market Dynamics
The satellite industry is experiencing significant shifts due to evolving market dynamics and emerging technologies. As market demands evolve, satellite service providers face the challenge of navigating this transformative period. One key strategy emerging is the convergence of GEO, MEO and LEO satellites to meet diverse user needs. End users prioritise seamless connectivity and expect service providers to handle the technical aspects of satellite orbits. GSOA Webinar with Ronald van der Breggen, CCO of Rivada Space Networks.
Rivada Secures U.K. Market Access License
Ofcom, the U.K.'s independent communications regulator, has today granted Rivada a license that enables the company to provide satellite communications services in Great Britain.
MSC 2024 – Interview with Declan Ganley of Rivada Space Network
On the last day of the Munich Security Conference, Torsten Kriening spoke with Declan Ganley, CEO of Rivada Space Networks about the demands for secure data communication and the current status of the Outernet development by Rivada Space Network.
Secure communications networks for an independent Europe
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.
OuterNET Unveiled: Networks in Orbit
Rivada Networks’ CEO and Executive Chairman, Declan Ganley, considers the increasing convergence of terrestrial and satellite networks, and discusses the creation of Rivada’s OuterNET™, a secure, global communication network of low earth orbit (LEO) satellites. Will the OuterNET spark a new era of hyper-connected communication and what will the future of enterprise connectivity look like as a result?
Wiseband Partners with Rivada for Network Expansion in the Middle East
Rivada Space Networks, a global network company launching a constellation of 600 low-earth-orbit satellites (LEO) to enable secure, global connectivity for governments and enterprises, is partnering with Wiseband, an Emirati satellite services company, to bring secure connectivity solutions to the Middle East region.
Thai Aerospace Partners with Rivada for Network Expansion
Thai Aerospace Industries (TAI), an aerospace and aviation services company headquartered in Bangkok, is partnering with Rivada Space Networks to bring highly reliable and secure connectivity services to the commercial, military and general aviation sectors in Thailand and beyond.
Tekniam Partners with Rivada for Emergency Communications & Disaster Recovery
Tekniam, a US based company providing emergency connectivity for disaster response and recovery, is partnering with Rivada Space Networks to use The OuterNET to provide a resilient and easy to deploy network that saves lives and livelihoods when normal communications fail.