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Gilat Satellite Networks has announced the successful demonstration of a breakthrough AI-based interference detection and cancellation technology for satellite communication links. The patent-pending solution leverages advanced AI-based signal processing designed to run on standard AI for edge NPU and has demonstrated exceptional performance across a wide range of non-cooperativ...

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A new study from Viasat Inc. and the 5G Automotive Association (5GAA) has revealed drivers around the world say they regularly experience coverage ‘black spots’ and are willing to pay for satellite-powered services – especially when it comes to safety.

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AST SpaceMobile has announced the successful orbital launch of its BlueBird satellites 11, 12, and 13. The mission lifted off at 3:42 a.m. EDT on Wednesday, August 5, 2026, from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station aboard a Falcon 9 rocket, expanding AST SpaceMobile’s growing constellation of next-generation BlueBird satellites following the successful launch and deployment of Blu...

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EnSilica has joined the 5G-aNTeNna consortium, a European development project focused on creating compact, secure and scalable 5G-NTN user terminals for the EU’s IRIS² satellite communications commercial infrastructure.

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For years, satellite communications companies were judged primarily on capacity, terminals and connectivity. Today, that narrative is changing rapidly. Gilat's second-quarter 2026 results demonstrate that success in the satellite industry is increasingly being driven by defence, mobility and mission-critical communications rather than traditional commercial broadband alone.

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