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Nokia and Iceye to make low-orbit satellite systems for defence, security

Nokia and Iceye to make low-orbit satellite systems for defence, security

Nokia and Iceye have announced a joint venture to create satellite communications systems for defense and security applications, according to a statement released on Thursday. The collaboration aims to provide secure, sovereign, and high-performance broadband low Earth orbit (LEO) communications systems for governments, defense contractors, and emergency services.

The first satellites from this partnership are set to launch in 2028, built on trusted European technology. This development will give nations ownership and control over the satellites, the ground segment, and terminals, distinguishing it from competitors like Starlink, operated by the US company SpaceX.

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