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Northrop Grumman uses AI to cut spacecraft design time from years to hours in major shift for space engineering
Northrop Grumman said it is applying artificial intelligence to significantly accelerate spacecraft development.
BlackSky wins $25 million multi-year satellite intelligence contract with major international defense customer
BlackSky Technology has secured a competitive $25 million multi-year Assured contract with a major international defence customer.
U.S. Space Force cancels $6.27 billion GPS ground system program after delays, shifting focus to upgrades of existing control system
The U.S. Space Force has cancelled the Next-Generation GPS Operational Control Segment programme after years of delays and technical challenges.
Lockheed Martin launches final GPS III satellite, enhancing constellation resilience and advancing next-generation IIIF system
Lockheed Martin and the U.S. Space Force have successfully launched the final satellite in the GPS III series, marking a milestone in the modernization of the Global Positioning System.
Boeing and Millennium expand satellite production and introduce Resolute platform to meet rising space market demand
Boeing and its subsidiary Millennium Space Systems are expanding satellite production capacity and broadening their portfolio to address growing demand in defense and commercial space markets.
Rheinmetall, Andøy municipality sign agreement to advance satellite test facility project in northern Norway
Rheinmetall and Andøy Municipality in Norway have signed a Letter of Intent to support the planned development of a satellite test center.
U.S. Space Force awards Lockheed Martin $105 million contract to modernize GPS ground control and support IIIF satellites
Lockheed Martin has secured a contract worth up to $105 million from the U.S. Space Force to continue modernizing the Global Positioning System ground control network.