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Remondo signs first international MOU with Korea Aerospace Industries for sub-30 cm resolution imaging

Remondo has signed its first international memorandum of understanding since its February debut with Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), the Republic of Korea’s aerospace and defense systems integrator. The MoU covers sub-30 cm resolution imaging, extending Remondo’s commercialization efforts through a KAI partnership.

2026-06-17T05:01:40.883235-07:00

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Space governance debate turns on the Outer Space Treaty’s “peaceful use” clause amid competing military and commercial visions

2026-06-17T02:04:31.250297-07:00

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Golden Dome: Pentagon blueprint for a global, multi-layer sensor network to track and counter emerging threats

2026-06-16T18:28:14.896103-07:00

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France weighs industrial and policy responses to Germany’s ramp-up in military space spending

2026-06-16T10:26:00.281696-07:00

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Remondo signs first international MOU with Korea Aerospace Industries for sub-30 cm resolution imaging Remondo has signed its first international memorandum of understanding since its February debut with Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), the Republic of Korea’s aerospace and defense systems integrator. The MoU covers sub-30 cm resolution imaging, extending Remondo’s commercialization efforts through a KAI partnership.

2026-06-17T05:01:40.883235-07:00

Remondo signs first international MOU with Korea Aerospace Industries for sub-30 cm resolution imaging

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Space governance debate turns on the Outer Space Treaty’s “peaceful use” clause amid competing military and commercial visions Analysis examines how the Outer Space Treaty’s “peaceful use” language is interpreted through current military activity, commercial ambitions, and rival conceptions of “peace” in orbit. It frames today’s governance dispute as a real-time test of how to administer and deconflict space operations.

2026-06-17T02:04:31.250297-07:00

Space governance debate turns on the Outer Space Treaty’s “peaceful use” clause amid competing military and commercial visions

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Golden Dome: Pentagon blueprint for a global, multi-layer sensor network to track and counter emerging threats The Pentagon’s Golden Dome initiative would build a global, multi-layer defense architecture focused on tracking and countering emerging threats. The concept centers on integrating sensors and other detection capabilities to improve persistent awareness and enable faster threat responses.

2026-06-16T18:28:14.896103-07:00

Golden Dome: Pentagon blueprint for a global, multi-layer sensor network to track and counter emerging threats

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NEW HORIZON Act would let national security missions tap commercial orbital data centers A bipartisan group of senators introduced the NEW HORIZON Act to enable national security missions to use commercial orbital data-center services. The bill is positioned to formalize how defense users can access the emerging “orbital data center” ecosystem as on-orbit compute and data hosting move from concept to procurement.

2026-06-16T10:49:27.699136-07:00

NEW HORIZON Act would let national security missions tap commercial orbital data centers

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France weighs industrial and policy responses to Germany’s ramp-up in military space spending Paris faces a complex challenge after Berlin’s decision to throttle down and thereby reshape its planned increase in space spending—particularly for military space. The cluster of reactions underscores the knock-on effects for France’s space-industrial base, procurement leverage, and broader Europe capability planning.

2026-06-16T10:26:00.281696-07:00

France weighs industrial and policy responses to Germany’s ramp-up in military space spending

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Geospatial industry launches maritime initiative

2026-06-16T05:24:29.433249-07:00

Geospatial industry launches m

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PiLogic partners with AFRL to apply predictive AI anomaly detection for satellite failure monitoring PiLogic is partnering with the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) to bring its predictive technology for satellite failure detection into military use. The collaboration focuses on using AI-driven anomaly detection to identify satellite issues before they become operational failures.

2026-06-16T05:18:38.465720-07:00

PiLogic partners with AFRL to apply predictive AI anomaly detection for satellite failure monitoring

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France’s DGA buys initial €138M tranche of OneWeb LEO capacity to anchor long-term satcom demand The French defense procurement agency (DGA) has purchased its first tranche of Eutelsat OneWeb low-Earth-orbit (LEO) capacity under a contract worth €138 million over four years, honoring a 10-year, €1 billion commitment announced in June 2025.

2026-06-16T00:55:18.332658-07:00

France’s DGA buys initial €138M tranche of OneWeb LEO capacity to anchor long-term satcom demand

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Remondo signs first international MOU with Korea Aerospace Industries for sub-30 cm resolution imaging

Space governance debate turns on the Outer Space Treaty’s “peaceful use” clause amid competing military and commercial visions

Golden Dome: Pentagon blueprint for a global, multi-layer sensor network to track and counter emerging threats

France weighs industrial and policy responses to Germany’s ramp-up in military space spending

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