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Amentum (NYSE: AMTM), a global leader in advanced engineering and innovative technology solutions, is partnering with Rivada Space Networks to offer a unique, ultra-secure low earth orbit connectivity network to support mission-critical U.S. government communications around the globe.

Over the past few years, subsea internet cables have been disrupted multiple times, and Western governments have pointed the finger at Chinese and Russian ships. Bad news for global comms, but good news for Rivada. “If there is a targeted attack on it to take down the internet, this is the only thing on a global basis that will keep operating,” Declan Ganley, Rivada’s Chairman and CEO, told Payload.

Rivada Space Networks plans to start deploying test satellites for its projected low-Earth constellation in 2026. The initial deployment of test satellites will be followed by launches of operational satellites beginning in 2027 for Rivada’s Outernet project that aims to create a secure, laser-linked mesh network in space that does not rely on terrestrial gateways.

UltiSat, a leading provider of satellite communication solutions, announces the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Rivada Space Networks, a revolutionary company aiming to provide secure, high-bandwidth, global connectivity for enterprise and government customers.

At the Munich Security Conference, Declan Ganley, CEO of Rivada Space Networks, delivered a stark warning on Europe’s security landscape, urging the continent to take charge of its own defense.

Declan Ganley details Rivada’s ambitious plans to create the “Outernet,” a fully independent, enterprise-grade satellite network and how Rivada differentiates itself from traditional satellite constellations by implementing dynamic data routing in low Earth orbit, which the company says enhances security, speed, and reliability.

Host Brian Carney sits down, during the Munich Security Conference 2025, with Rivada’s CEO Declan Ganley and VP Government Relations Andreas Lindenthal to talk about the requirement and priority of resilient communications, especially in Europe.

Cristian La Rocca, Rivada Space Networks’ Senior Network Engineer, discusses the set-up of Rivada’s orbital network.

Rivada today announced that DoD satcoms industry veteran John Scott is joining Rivada Select Services as Senior Vice President, Growth Strategy & Operations, to further develop its U.S. Government, Intelligence and Military business.