Nokia partners with ICEYE to develop sovereign LEO satellite broadband systems for governments and defense customers
Bitget2026/10/01 06:54- Nokia partnered with ICEYE to develop secure, sovereign broadband LEO satellite communications systems for government, defense users.
- Model targets national ownership and control of satellites, ground infrastructure, terminals; designed to complement existing terrestrial networks.
- First communications satellites expected to launch in 2028.
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