Operations & infrastructure · United States

Viasat

Owner of Inmarsat and provider of Link 16 terminals and resilient military satcom networks that operate independently of terrestrial infrastructure.

Headquarters
Carlsbad, United States · North America
Value chain
Operations & infrastructure(Systems & services); also Hardware & devices
What that means
Runs the technology as a service: cloud and compute, networks, launch, satellite operators, plants and utilities.
Founded
1986
Staff
7,500 (2024)
Ownership
Listed
Listing
Nasdaq:VSAT on Google Finance
Website
viasat.com
Relevance
High at its strongest, in Resilient & Infrastructure-Independent Networks

In 3 capabilities

Each capability the company is listed in, most relevant first: how experts in the field see its global relevance there, why it is listed and the source.

  1. Connectivity, Cyber & Trust Technologies · Operation · listed #13 of 50

    Owner of Inmarsat and provider of Link 16 terminals and resilient military satcom networks that operate independently of terrestrial infrastructure.

    Relevance: Major resilient military satcom provider

    Source · viasat.com

  2. Space Technologies · Design · listed #25 of 50

    Designs the ultra-high-capacity ViaSat-3 payloads and, after buying Inmarsat in 2023, runs the combined GEO fleet and is developing direct-to-device constellations.

    Relevance: ViaSat-3 high-capacity payloads and Inmarsat fleet

    Source · viasat.com

  3. Connectivity, Cyber & Trust Technologies · Operation · listed #50 of 50

    Satellite broadband operator (including Inmarsat since 2023) that is developing 3GPP NTN direct-to-device services.

    Relevance: Major satellite operator developing NTN

    Source · en.wikipedia.org