Satellite cheaper than fiber

Introducing an exponential leap in geostationary satellite technology

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Reimagining What GEO Can Be

Making geostationary satellites faster to build, easier to scale, and dramatically more cost-effective.

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The Future of GEO

Traditional geostationary (GEO) satellites are often prohibitively expensive, slow to build, and optimized for legacy models of demand. Their high cost and long development cycles make them inaccessible for many commercial applications and inefficient for evolving military and commercial needs.

AscendArc is reimagining GEO by applying the scalability and production efficiency of LEO manufacturing to high-performance geostationary satellites. Our volume-produced, small GEO satellites deliver high bandwidth at a fraction of the cost—accelerating deployment, expanding access, and unlocking new possibilities for secure, resilient connectivity.

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We are fundamentally changing the economics of satellite communications

Low-cost, high-bandwidth small geostationary satellites—designed for rapid deployment and volume production are changing the future satellite communications.

Our satellites are

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Highly
reconfigurable

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Highly
Maneuverable

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Software-defined

Our Partners

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The Portland Seed Fund
Thermo Companies
Everywhere Ventures
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Business Oregon
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