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Fusion engine for missile warning stalled by lack of government dataset

A fusion engine intended to improve missile warning is being hampered by the absence of a government dataset required for development and validation, restricting developers’ ability to train and test algorithms and slowing progress toward operational deployment and integration with existing warning systems.

2026-03-24T03:39:50.833889-07:00

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Germany's €10bn sovereign military-satellite plan risks duplicating EU programme, stoking fragmentation concerns

2026-03-24T00:01:19.876873-07:00

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Senior military leaders warn Space Force faces critical orbital intelligence gaps

2026-03-23T18:58:46.818337-07:00

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U.S. Space Force establishes cyber units to protect rocket launches

2026-03-23T14:47:25.258224-07:00

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Lite Coms at SATShow 2026: multi‑orbit tactical VSAT after ~1,000 U.S. military terminals deployed At SATShow Week 2026 Lite Coms executives outlined plans for multi‑orbit tactical VSAT and next‑generation resilient terminals. In under seven years the company has deployed nearly 1,000 VSATs to U.S. military users, positioning it as a significant supplier in military satcom ground systems.

2026-03-24T04:40:23.612664-07:00

Lite Coms at SATShow 2026: multi‑orbit tactical VSAT after ~1,000 U.S. military terminals deployed

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Fusion engine for missile warning stalled by lack of government dataset A fusion engine intended to improve missile warning is being hampered by the absence of a government dataset required for development and validation, restricting developers’ ability to train and test algorithms and slowing progress toward operational deployment and integration with existing warning systems.

2026-03-24T03:39:50.833889-07:00

Fusion engine for missile warning stalled by lack of government dataset

Reuters

Germany's €10bn sovereign military-satellite plan risks duplicating EU programme, stoking fragmentation concerns Berlin's proposal to build a €10 billion sovereign military satellite network, separate from a parallel EU programme, has prompted concern among EU lawmakers over potential duplication, higher costs and fragmentation of European space-defence efforts. The plan raises procurement, interoperability and budget-alignment questions.

2026-03-24T00:01:19.876873-07:00

Germany's €10bn sovereign military-satellite plan risks duplicating EU programme, stoking fragmentation concerns

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Senior military leaders warn Space Force faces critical orbital intelligence gaps At GovMilSpace during SATShow Week, two senior military leaders, in a session moderated by former NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine, warned that the rapidly expanding U.S. Space Force still faces critical gaps in orbital intelligence, highlighting shortfalls in sensing, attribution and data-to-decision across contested orbit missions.

2026-03-23T18:58:46.818337-07:00

Senior military leaders warn Space Force faces critical orbital intelligence gaps

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U.S. Space Force establishes cyber units to protect rocket launches The U.S. Space Force has created dedicated cyber units tasked with defending rocket launches from digital threats, bolstering mission assurance for government and commercial launch operations. The units will focus on protecting launch systems, range infrastructure and mission data from intrusion or disruption.

2026-03-23T14:47:25.258224-07:00

U.S. Space Force establishes cyber units to protect rocket launches

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Parsons unveils satellite antenna targeted at military communications Parsons unveiled a new satellite antenna targeted at the military communications market, expanding its product portfolio into defense-focused SATCOM hardware. The launch signals Parsons' bid to supply government and contractor customers with platform and ground-based satellite connectivity solutions for military communications.

2026-03-23T12:09:48.503181-07:00

Parsons unveils satellite antenna targeted at military communications

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Seraphim: 2026 Is 'Pivotal' as Institutional Capital, Launch Activity and Sovereign Demand Reshape Space At SATELLITE 2026 Seraphim CEO Mark Boggett called 2026 a 'pivotal time' as infrastructure and institutional investors begin to eye the space sector. Rising launch cadence, expanding constellations, regulatory shifts and the FAA's forecast from 183 to 566 annual authorizations by 2034 highlight accelerating commercialisation and sovereign demand.

2026-03-23T10:42:28.008695-07:00

Seraphim: 2026 Is 'Pivotal' as Institutional Capital, Launch Activity and Sovereign Demand Reshape Space

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Space Force: China’s space build‑out is accelerating even as the U.S. leads on reusable launches U.S. officials say China’s space capabilities are expanding rapidly and gaining momentum toward major‑power status, while U.S. launch activity still outpaces Beijing on reusable‑rocket flights. The contrast—fast Chinese programmatic growth alongside U.S. reusable‑launch dominance—sharpens strategic and industrial competition in orbit.

2026-03-23T08:58:47.409336-07:00

Space Force: China’s space build‑out is accelerating even as the U.S. leads on reusable launches

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Fusion engine for missile warning stalled by lack of government dataset

Germany's €10bn sovereign military-satellite plan risks duplicating EU programme, stoking fragmentation concerns

Senior military leaders warn Space Force faces critical orbital intelligence gaps

U.S. Space Force establishes cyber units to protect rocket launches

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