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Federated Wireless Became Air-Traffic Control for the Airwaves - Now It Wants AI to Find Five Times More Room
For a decade, Federated Wireless made crowded radio bands behave like orderly airspace. Its next wager is that physics-aware AI can turn the same towers and frequencies into much more network.
RBC Signals
RBC Signals is a Seattle-area space communications company that runs a global Ground Station as a Service (GSaaS) network, moving data between satellites and Earth for commercial, government, and research operators. Built on a sharing-economy model, it stitches together company-owned antennas and unused capacity from partner-owned ground stations into a single on-demand network of more than 80 antennas across 60-plus locations. Alongside downlink and telemetry, tracking and command (TT&C) services, the company has expanded into dynamic and fractional spectrum leasing through its STORM platform, giving satellite operators flexible, pay-for-what-you-use access to the ground and spectrum they need.