Intel Joins DARPA's Space-BACN Program to Speed Up Inter-Satellite Com.

October 12, 2022 By Jozeph P

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The Space-Based Adaptive Communications Node (Space-BACN) program, which aims to develop a low-cost, reconfigurable optical communications terminal that will translate information between various satellite constellations, has chosen Intel for Phase 1 of the program. This program is run by the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). Data may be transported everywhere on Earth at the speed of light thanks to Space-BACN satellite terminals, which will allow communication across satellite constellations. In the future, DARPA plans for tens of thousands of satellites from various private sector companies to provide broadband services from low earth orbit (LEO). A satellite "internet" will be developed by Space-BACN in order to provide seamless communication between military, governmental, and commercial/civil satellite constellations. Intel Participates in DARPA's Space-BACN Program to Speed Up Inter-Satellite Communications

Intel Participates in DARPA's Space-BACN Program to Speed Up Inter-Satellite Communications

Intel has started the first phase of the project, during which it will design each of the aforementioned chiplets and collaborate with the other performers to completely describe the interconnections between the system components in each of the other technical fields. A preliminary design assessment will wrap up Phase 1 after its 14-month duration. Also Read: 5 Top Tech Stocks You Should Invest On For Big Returns in 2022 Following the completion of Phase 1, a small group of performers from the first two technical areas will take part in an 18-month Phase 2 to create the engineering design units for the optical terminal components, while performers from the third technical area will continue to develop the schema to work in more difficult and dynamic situations.

By Jozeph P

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Intel Joins DARPA's Space-BACN Program to Speed Up Inter-Satellite Com.

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