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Skynopy raises €15m Series A for real-time space network

Skynopy, the end-to-end ground station service startup, has raised €15 million in a funding round that includes the French government. Those investing include Alven, Expansion, Omnes and CNES, the French ... The post Skynopy raises €15m Series A for real-time space network appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Skynopy raises €15M to build real-time satellite ground station network

Skynopy, a French NewSpace startup providing ground station services for low Earth orbit satellites, has completed a record fundraising round less than 18 months after its creation.

Skynopy Raises €15M to Expand Its Ground Station Service

Skynopy secured €15M ($17.6M) in seed funding to accelerate the expansion of its ground station network, and attempt to meet growing demand for data downlink services. The round was led by a mix of space- and tech-focused VC firms, including Alven, Expansion Venture Capital, Omnes Capital, Heartcore Capital, and CNES via the SpaceFounders program. Blink and you’ll miss it: This latest funding round was closed in less than a month, and brings the…

French startup Skynopy raises $17.5M to enter crowded ground-station-as-service market; focus on geospatial imaging - Space Intel Report

LA PLATA, Maryland — French ground-station-as-a-service startup Skynopy, which is building out a network of S-, X- and Ka-band Earth stations to service geospatial-imaging satellite constellations in low Earth orbit, has raised 15 million euros ($17.5 million) from investors including Alven Capital Partners, Expansion, Omnes, the French space agency CNES’s SpaceFounders and existing investor Heartcore. It took less than one month to raise the fu…

Skynopy raises €15 million to build the first real-time, high-speed, satellite ground station network

Skynopy raises €15 million to build the first real-time, high-speed, satellite ground station network