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Weekly Newsletter

Thursday, March 5, 2026

Features of the week

Security Ties or Trade Pressure? Japan Weighs U.S. Defense Purchase Expectations

Tokyo reassures that planned defense buys are not new commitments, as concerns grow over future U.S. pressure Tokyo, Japan, 27 February 2026 – The Japanese government is carefully navigating growing concerns that its long-standing security partnership with the United States...

Eyes in the Sky: America’s Next-Generation Missile Tracking Plan

A new satellite network aims to spot faster, harder-to-track missile threats, but delays and rising costs pose challenges Washington, 18 February 2026 – The future of U.S. missile-threat detection is moving closer to Earth. The United States is developing a...

Turkmenistan Explores Starlink Partnership to Boost Digital Future

Talks with SpaceX signal new opportunities for satellite internet, connectivity, and economic growth Bishkek, February 6, 2026 – Turkmenistan is moving closer to a potential SpaceX partnership that could bring Starlink satellite internet services to the country, boosting broadband connectivity...

Voyager Technologies Sets Its Sights on the Moon With New Long-Term Lunar Strategy

The space and defense company plans to build critical infrastructure to support sustained human and robotic activity beyond Earth Denver, 4 February 2026 – Voyager  Technologies has announced a major new initiative focused on the Moon, signaling its ambition to...

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DFM & DFA : Building Your Space-Grade PCB Right-First-Time

You have just completed the layout of your latest space-electronics’ project, simulated and verified the physical implementations of your circuits, and are now ready to email the stack details as well as ODB++ or RS-274X Gerber files to your...

Keeping Our Foothold in Space Innovation as the ISS Winds Down

As the world prepares to say farewell to the International Space Station, questions are mounting about the future of science, research, discovery, innovation and sustained human presence in low-Earth orbit. With the station set to retire by the end...

The Need for Rigorous Multi-Orbit SATCOM Testing

Today’s battlefield requires connectivity that is dynamic, secure and resilient. As global threats intensify and warfighter’s needs grow more complex, uninterrupted connectivity has become a mission-critical asset for defense operations. Military and government organizations are calling for multi-orbit solutions...

Transforming Government and Military Communications with D2D SATCOM Connectivity

In today's evolving threat environment, modern militaries need communications that are not only secure and resilient but also easy to use on the battlefield. Direct-to-Device (D2D) satellite communications (SATCOM) has the potential to not only transform consumer smartphone communications, but also...