Jason Rainbow is a journalist at SpaceNews, where he focuses on satellite telecom, finance, and commercial markets. With over a decade of experience covering the global space industry, he explores themes in aviation, telecommunications, and the evolving landscape of commercial space. Jason has been featured in COPERNICAL, SpaceNews, and Space Today.
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Jason Rainbow's coverage predominantly focuses on the satellite and space industry, with a strong emphasis on business and industry news. His articles often include information from press releases, government announcements, and private sector announcements.
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Intelsat has announced its first enterprise multi-orbit broadband deal with a telco since expanding its partnership last year with OneWeb.
TAMPA, Fla. — Countries must unite to include space stewardship in the United Nations' sustainable development goals to address an escalating threat of orbital debris, an international group of scientists and other experts warned Jan. 9.
Astranis said all four of its recently launched broadband satellites have passed early tests and begun using electric propulsion to reach geostationary orbit.
TAMPA, Fla. — Loft Orbital has raised $170 million to expand manufacturing facilities and streamline operations with more artificial intelligence, the San Francisco-based condosat operator announced Jan. 14.
By: Jason Rainbow
Loft Orbital has raised $170 million to expand manufacturing facilities and streamline operations with more artificial intelligence.
By: Jason Rainbow
TAMPA, Fla. — Emirati operator Space42 said Jan. 15 it has established communications with its recently launched Foresight-2 satellite, the second synthetic aperture radar (SAR) payload for the hybrid imaging and connectivity provider.
TAMPA, Fla. — Agility Beyond Space (ABS) is keen to embrace new business models and strategic partnerships as the rapidly evolving satellite market shifts beneath the Dubai-based geostationary operator's feet.
TAMPA, Fla. — Thaicom's board is urging shareholders to reject a takeover bid for the Thai geostationary satellite operator if its stock remains above the 11 baht ($0.32) per share offer until the tender closes Feb. 6.
European satellite maker Thales Alenia Space and Spanish operator Hispasat have secured government funding to develop a geostationary payload that uses quantum technology to distribute encryption k…
Donald Trump has returned to the White House Jan. 20, having promised import taxes that could raise costs and reduce access to critical materials for the United States space industry.
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