Hubble Network raises $70M, Voyager deploys cloud on ISS

🛰️ SpaceTech News Roundup – W/C 15.09.25 Big moves in orbit last week, from Bluetooth connectivity to cloud on the ISS 👇 🚀 Hubble Network raised $70M in Series B funding to scale its 60-satellite constellation, aiming to enable Bluetooth connectivity for billions of devices by 2028. 💻 Voyager Technologies deployed its "Space Edge" cloud platform on the ISS, marking the first multi-cloud region in space. 📡 HawkEye 360 confirmed full operational status for its Cluster 12 satellites, boosting RF signal mapping for global intelligence. 🗞️ Our CEO Mark Boggett featured in the Financial Times discussing SpaceTech's capturing of NATO funds. You can find the full roundup here: https://lnkd.in/geAMWYYg #SpaceTech #SatelliteInnovation #NewSpace #SeraphimPerspective #DualUse

We are thrilled to welcome ReOrbit to our SpaceBolt community!🚀🚀🚀 ReOrbit is a Finnish space technology company that develops software-defined, reconfigurable #satellites 🛰️ designed for secure communications, #Earthobservation🌎, and #defense applications. Their satellites are built to be interconnected and autonomous, enabling faster, more flexible data transfer in #orbit. By focusing on a software-first approach, #ReOrbit provides customers with scalable, sovereign satellite capabilities tailored to their mission needs.💡 Best organizations use the best tools!

🚀 At the SatCom Symposium during #IMC2025, Hon’ble Minister Dr Jitendra Singh, MoS Space, Government of India, spotlighted India’s growing global stature in the space sector 🌍✨ From launching global satellites to powering next-gen space innovation — India’s space ecosystem is becoming the go-to launchpad for the world. 🌌📡  #InnovatetoTransform #DigitalIndia #SatComSummit #SpaceTech #IndiaInSpace #DigitalIndia Cellular Operators Association of India - COAI Department of Telecommunications ( DOT )

Global internet bandwidth now stands at 1,835 Tbps — more than double the 2021 level & growing at 23% year over year. At present, the explosive growth in LEO communication satellites is barely scratching the surface relative to total global bandwidth; and yet ubiquitous internet access from space is enough to change the way our modern world works. The small satellite revolution is only just beginning. https://lnkd.in/gYdWt3wm

Global internet bandwidth now stands at 1,835 Tbps — more than double the 2021 level & growing at 23% year over year. At present, the explosive growth in LEO communication satellites is barely scratching the surface relative to total global bandwidth; and yet ubiquitous internet access from space is enough to change the way our modern world works. The small satellite revolution is only just beginning. https://lnkd.in/g4DAPeWJ

SPACE & DATA RACE. In just few months in 2025, over 1,200 satellites launched - almost 50% more than last year. We’re now close to 15,000 in orbit. Why? Global mobile traffic has hit 180 exabytes/month (+19% YoY). Video is 75% of it. 5G already carries a third. That’s why players like Starlink (7,800+ LEO satellites) and SES (multi-orbit GEO + MEO with O3b mPOWER) are critical - alongside many other companies. They’re building the backbone of global connectivity where fiber can’t reach. But every launch has a footprint. Reusable rockets can cut emissions by 95%, showing innovation and sustainability can run together. 🌍 More data → more satellites → more responsibility. 👉 Are we innovating fast enough to keep it sustainable - or just moving faster than we can govern? #Satellites #SpaceTech #DataRevolution #Connectivity #5G #DigitalBackbone #Sustainability #Innovation #FutureOfConnectivity

🚀 Feeling truly excited about the future of 5G from space! 🌍✨ Recent tests are showing promising results — proving that the concept is not just science fiction but fast becoming a real-world reality. For the next 5 years, I believe traditional carriers should be watching carefully. The competitive landscape could change drastically once low-orbit satellite networks start delivering 5G-level connectivity directly from space. This isn’t just about coverage — it’s about rethinking infrastructure, accessibility, and the way we define global connectivity. The tests so far? ✅ Looking good. The question is: will carriers adapt fast enough, or risk being left behind? #5G #SpaceTech #Innovation #Connectivity #Telecom

Altice Labs and the European Space Agency - ESA are joining forces — with the support of MEO — to take #5G connectivity into space as early as 2027. In the second phase of the 5G Nanosatellite project, partners are developing a bidirectional 5G terminal for nanosatellites in low Earth orbit, integrating cutting-edge Software Defined Radio and open-source technologies on an AMD RFSoC platform. This pioneering initiative will enable near-continuous 5G communication between satellites and terrestrial networks — reducing dependence on ground stations and lowering connectivity costs. Read more: https://bit.ly/476jH0E

Market intelligence from Novaspace reveals a booming future with over 43,000 satellites expected to launch by 2035. This growth represents a $665 billion market driven by mega-constellations and defense demand. Strategic partnerships will be crucial in navigating this complex landscape. https://ow.ly/H3gE50XaGe7

Meet Lightning powerhouse spacecraft platform built for high-power, long-life missions in low Earth orbit & beyond. Right now, Long Beach team is building Lightning satellites at scale to power two major constellations: 17 satellites for Globalstar's next-gen constellation that will extend the life of their messaging and IoT services fleet. 18 satellites for the Space Development Agency's Tranche 2 Transport Layer-Beta constellation to enable secure, low-latency comms for the warfighter. When the mission calls for serious endurance, Lightning strikes.