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Beeline Kazakhstan partners with Starlink Mobile to bring satellite connectivity to Kazakhstan

Beeline Kazakhstan is partnering with Starlink Mobile to provide satellite-based mobile connectivity across Kazakhstan. The agreement will extend access to Starlink connectivity for the country’s population, marking a commercial deployment of satellite communications through a local telecommunications operator.

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Meridian Space to Operate Separately From SpinLaunch, CEO Says

Meridian Space and SpinLaunch will continue as separate companies, Meridian Space CEO Massimiliano Ladovaz said. The clarification formalizes the companies’ independent status following Meridian Space’s spinout from SpinLaunch, although no further details on the separation were provided.

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SpaceX’s Starship reaches orbit on 14th test flight and deploys 26 V3 Starlink satellites

Starship reached orbit on its 14th test flight, completing its most ambitious mission yet and deploying 26 next-generation Starlink satellites through its “Pez dispenser” system over roughly 30 minutes. The flight marks a significant operational milestone for SpaceX’s largest launch vehicle and satellite deployment architecture.

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Satellite Connect Europe files for 344-satellite direct-to-device network backed by Vodafone and AST SpaceMobile

Satellite Connect Europe has filed with the International Telecommunication Union for a 344-satellite constellation designed to provide direct-to-device connectivity across Europe. The network is backed by Vodafone and AST SpaceMobile, signaling a potential expansion of satellite-enabled mobile services in the region.

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Polish startup Eycore targets surging European demand for sovereign satellite intelligence as the “peace dividend” ends

Polish space-tech startup Eycore expects annual revenue to multiply as European governments accelerate efforts to secure sovereign satellite intelligence. The company’s growth outlook reflects rising demand for independently controlled space-based data amid a broader shift in regional security priorities.

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TakeMe2Space to Launch India’s First Orbital AI-Computing Satellite on SpaceX Transporter-18

Indian startup TakeMe2Space plans to launch its sub-50-kilogram MOI-1A satellite on SpaceX’s Transporter-18 rideshare mission on Oct. 1. Equipped with Nvidia Orin NX processors, the spacecraft is designed to run AI models in orbit and process Earth-observation data without transmitting raw information to ground stations.

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