Can ConnectedCosmos Deliver Sovereign Satellite Communications?
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It is a constellation – assured the CEO of the company responsible for it, Rafael Jordà – that "represents a key milestone in the construction of a global, safe and resilient network." It speaks of ConnectedCosmos, a set of satellites that Open Cosmos intends to launch into space with the intention of strengthening communications on Earth and that is not so dependent on systems outside Europe. It is this same company that announced this Monday t…
By the end of 2028, more than 96 satellites will be in orbit, with the next launch scheduled for 2026. This low-orbit satellite constellation will strengthen Europe’s resilience and is a major step forward for the European and UK space industries, providing nations and partners with actionable data in real time […] The article OPEN COSMOS: 192 satellites in the core of the ConnectedCOSMOS constellation appeared first on FLIGHT.
Can ConnectedCosmos Deliver Sovereign Satellite Communications?
Open Cosmos announced a 192-satellite foundation for ConnectedCosmos on October 5, 2026, outlining a European communications network for governments, institutions, and businesses. Its schedule targets more than 96 satellites in orbit by the end of 2028 and global coverage by 2030. Those figures describe a deployment plan, not an operating global service.
The Catalan company Open Cosmos, one of the leaders in the satellite and space infrastructure sector, will deploy 192 satellites for its ConnectedCosmos connectivity constellation. The network will serve, according to the company in a statement, to "provide secure and resilient connectivity" while guaranteeing "sovereignty and control of critical data" at a time when satellite connections have become strategic infrastructure. These satellites wi…
The British company wants to enable secure connections from space with 192 satellites and is considering growing in Germany as well. Target groups are above all governments and critical infrastructure.
By the end of 2028, more than 96 satellites will be in orbit, while the next launch will take place in 2026.
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