Infostellar

Infostellar provides Ground Segment as a Service (GSaaS) through its cloud platform called StellarStation, which virtualizes ground station networks to enable satellite communications. StellarStation serves as a ground station sharing platform that allows satellite operators to access ground stations across a global network while enabling ground station owners to monetize their unused capacity. The company also provides support services for ground segment operations, including radio license acquisition and frequency coordination. Through its platform, Infostellar helps satellite operators monitor events, collect Earth observation data, and quickly transmit satellite imagery back to Earth. The company operates ground stations internationally, with plans to deploy a company-owned network of satellite ground antennas throughout the Asia-Pacific region, including locations in Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand by the second half of 2025. These stations will support various satellite missions including maritime awareness, Earth observation, and surveillance.

Key customers and partnerships

Infostellar has established several strategic partnerships to expand its global ground station network. In November 2020, the company entered into a partnership with Viasat to serve as their market channel lead in Japan while Viasat would represent Infostellar's services in the US. The company partnered with AWS to utilize their ground stations and formed collaborations with Azercosmos, Capricorn Space, and Arctic Space Technologies. In August 2023, Infostellar began hosting Viasat's Real-Time Earth ground station with a 7.3 million S/X/Ka-band antenna at their site in Taiki City, Hokkaido Prefecture. The company serves both commercial and government satellite operators who require Earth observation and remote sensing capabilities.