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hiSky raises $30 million Series A for satellite IoT networks
Israeli startup hiSky has completed a $30 million Series A funding round led by ST Engineering’s Corporate Venture Capital unit and SDF, along with current shareholders including the Reuben Brothers. The funding will allow hiSky to expand its innovative solutions in the satellite industry. The investment arm of Tawazun Holding, SDF, will enable hiSky to rapidly expand in the Gulf region to meet the growing demand for its products. The company operates an IoT network with unique satellite terminals and a cloud-based network management system, designed for transmitting and receiving IoT/Machine-to-Machine data. ST Engineerings expertise and backing will further support hiSkys expansion efforts.
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hiSky expands its cooperation with Avanti Communications, offering satellite IoT network as a service over UK and Scotland - Avanti Communications
hiSky has partnered with Avanti Communications to expand its IoT service over Africa, the Middle East, and the UK and Scotland. The partnership will enable hiSky to provide affordable IoT satellite services using Avantis HYLAS HTS Ka-band beams. The collaboration will benefit various industries, including fleet management, fisheries, asset management, and aggrotech. The expansion into new regions and markets will allow hiSky to offer complementary solutions for areas with a lack of cellular coverage. The partnership is expected to bring endless opportunities to businesses operating in remote areas and empower them to achieve their goals.
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Smartellite™ IoT Network Service has been Nominated for Via Satellite's 2020 Satellite Technology of the Year Award - hiSky
hiSky Partners With ST Engineering iDirect to Enable IoT Over Satellite
hiSky Ltd. is partnering with ST Engineering iDirect to offer a solution for the satellite-based M2M/IoT communications market. The solution will allow service-provider partners to leverage their existing GEO satellite capacity to reduce costs and time-to-market for new IoT services. The hiSky solution includes compact, lightweight IoT terminals and a cloud-based system, hiSky360, for network management. The partnership aims to expand the hiSky solution globally and bring new innovations to the market.
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UK Space Agency awards Israeli co hiSky $11.3m
Israeli satellite communications company hiSky has been awarded $11.3 million by the UK Space Agency to establish a subsidiary in London. hiSky aims to be the worlds first low-cost satellite network operator and plans to develop a satellite communications network management system and an operations center. The company will integrate and develop 5G networks into their Smartellite satellite receiving terminal to enable seamless connectivity between different satellites and operators. This will support the next generation of Internet of Things technology. hiSkys CEO stated that their technology can easily adjust to different satellite operators, including forthcoming Low Earth Orbit telecoms constellations.
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Reuben Brothers Invest in hiSky to Roll-out New Global Low Cost Satellite Services for Voice/Data and IoT
Spacecom and hiSky to Offer MSS and IOT Services in the Middle East - Via Satellite -
Spacecom has announced a cooperation agreement with hiSky to provide low-capacity voice, data Mobile Satellite Services (MSS) and satellite Internet of Things (IOT) services in the Middle East via Amos 17s Ka-bands and hiSkys newly developed Smartellite family satellite terminals. The agreement is expected to have a positive impact on Spacecoms growth. The key theme of the article is the partnership between Spacecom and hiSky. The key issues discussed in the article are related to partners. The article discusses the cooperation agreement between Spacecom and hiSky to provide satellite services in the Middle East.
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hiSky Introduces its Smartellite, a Ka-Band Satellite Terminal for Affordable MSS and IoT Applications
hiSky, a pioneer in affordable voice and data satellite communications, has introduced its revolutionary Ka-band based solution called Smartellite. The portable device combines advanced technology and uses phased array beam steering antennas to automatically locate satellites at any location. The solution eliminates the need for users to connect satellite calls via high-cost traditional satellite providers, making satellite communication more affordable. hiSky is currently teaming up with prominent satellite operators and automotive manufacturers to offer uninterrupted connectivity worldwide. The Smartellite will be showcased at Satellite 2017 in Washington DC.
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