Pixxel, Diga-Talk, VCTI, Globalstar, Rampart, Valens Semiconductor, among others, announced their telecom projects or partnership with technology suppliers.
Pixxel’s Firefly Satellites Capture First Images
Pixxel announced that its three Firefly satellites have captured their first images. These satellites, launched in January 2025, provide 5-meter resolution images across 150+ spectral bands. The images will help improve agriculture, climate monitoring, mining, and disaster response by offering more detailed insights into Earth’s surface.
Diga-Talk Solutions Announces Satellite IoT Connectivity for Push-to-Talk
Diga-Talk Solutions revealed a plan to add Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite IoT connectivity to its Push-to-Talk (PTT) services by 2026. This will provide communication in remote areas where traditional networks do not reach, ensuring reliable communication for industries like public safety and transportation.
VCTI Launches Broadband IQ for Network Expansion
VCTI introduced Broadband IQ, a platform that helps service providers quickly analyze the best areas for network expansion. Using data analytics, the platform allows providers to make faster, more informed decisions about network development, reducing the need for field inspections and improving efficiency.
Globalstar Opens New Satellite Operations Control Center
Globalstar has opened a new Satellite Operations Control Center (SOCC) in Covington, Louisiana. The center will improve Globalstar’s satellite management and network performance as the company continues to expand its satellite and connectivity services.
Globalstar plans to hire 75 new employees in Louisiana by the end of the year. The company has been based in Covington since 2010.
Rampart Communications Launches StrataWave UAS Radio
Rampart Communications has introduced the StrataWav UAS radio, a system designed for drones that works without GPS, resists jamming, and enables secure communication in difficult environments. This radio is made for Group 2 and 3 uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) and ensures connectivity even under attack. StrataWave is available for defense and intelligence partners.
Valens Semiconductor Partners with MIPI A-PHY Silicon Vendors
Valens Semiconductor has completed interoperability testing with seven vendors of MIPI A-PHY silicon: Analogix, ESWIN Technology, Motorcomm, OmniVision Technologies, Silergy, SimChip, and Velink. This testing supports the growth of the MIPI A-PHY standard, which is used for in-vehicle connectivity, important for ADAS and autonomous driving systems.
Valens, a provider of MIPI A-PHY chipsets, aims to expand its role in the global automotive market. The successful tests show the reliability of A-PHY silicon, helping establish a standardized ecosystem for the technology.
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