Spacetime is a software platform for orchestrating networks of ground stations, aircraft, satellites, ships, and urban meshes. It optimizes and continually evolves the antenna link scheduling, network traffic routing, and spectrum resources — responding in realtime to changing network requirements. Spacetime operates networks across land, sea, air, and space, at any altitude or orbit type, supports all radio frequency bands and optical wavelengths, and it is designed for interoperability with legacy, hybrid space, 5G NTN and FutureG network architectures.
Tightbeam is the world's most advanced coherent light free space optics technology. At rates faster than any other solutions available today and covering greater distances than previously imagined, it moves data intact through the atmosphere and weather, and offers connectivity where no supporting infrastructure exists. Tightbeam radically improves satellite communications, Wi-Fi on planes and ships, and cellular connectivity everywhere.
EVP; CTO
An engineering leader with a traveling salesman problem
An engineering leader with a traveling salesman problem
Network Architecture Engineer
Space Internet graph theory enthusiast
Space Internet graph theory enthusiast
Software Engineer
Visualizing the universe through coffee and UX
Visualizing the universe through coffee and UX
Hardware Engineer
Doing more, saying less… but definitely doing more
Doing more, saying less… but definitely doing more
Systems Engineer
Perpetual tinkerer. Hammers work surprisingly often
Perpetual tinkerer. Hammers work surprisingly often
Software Engineer
Connecting people through technology and exploring each country
Connecting people through technology and exploring each country
Software Engineer
Are you sure there is such a thing as an unsolvable problem?
Are you sure there is such a thing as an unsolvable problem?
VP of Capture & Proposals
Winning work through value propositions and to-do lists
Winning work through value propositions and to-do lists
Former chief innovation & technology officer at US Space Force
Former chief innovation & technology officer at US Space Force
Distinguished engineer at Schmidt Futures and former VP at Google
Distinguished engineer at Schmidt Futures and former VP at Google
Only recently out of “stealth mode,” ambitious start-up Aalyria is swinging for the stars, literally
Backed by leading Silicon Valley investors including the founders of Accel, J2 Ventures, and Housatonic, Aalyria launches today as an independent company with a mission to orchestrate and manage hyper-fast, ultra-secure, and highly complex communications networks that span land, sea, air, and space
The startup Aalyria Technologies wants to provide high-speed internet using software and networking technology from an abandoned moonshot.
Inside Google, a team of techies has been working behind the scenes on software for high-speed communications networks that extend from land to space.
Alphabet’s Loon project, which aimed to provide internet via a series of balloons, was shut down last year — but the tech associated with it has been spun off into a startup
The Defense Innovation Unit's (DIU's) Hybrid Space Architecture (HSA) program seeks to provide global, ubiquitous, and secure internet connectivity throughout the space domain for commercial, civil, and military users, including international allies and partners
The Pentagon has taken the first steps toward a future “hybrid space architecture” comprising military and commercial satellites in multiple orbits, moving to design a foundational cyber-protected network integration capability — i.e., a hack-proof (or close to it anyway) “internet in space,” officials say