Kymeta's Goshawk u8 Satellite Terminal Enters Global Market
Kymeta is now accepting orders for its Goshawk u8 terminal, offering multi-orbit satellite and cellular connectivity for mobile operations.
Redmond, WA – Kymeta has opened for orders for its Goshawk u8 terminal, designed specifically for government and defense ministries. The new device integrates multiple satellite and cellular networks to provide flexible and reliable connectivity for mobile operations, addressing a growing demand within the defense sector for resilient communication capabilities.
The Goshawk u8 utilizes both Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and Geostationary Orbit (GEO) satellite technologies, alongside cellular connectivity. This combination aims to enhance responsiveness and operational flexibility for maneuver warfare tactics. The terminal is engineered to support data-centric, cloud-enabled operations, ensuring connectivity when and where it is most critical.
Kymeta CEO Rick Bergman stated that the Goshawk u8 empowers government and defense users to operate with confidence. "In a world where secure and independent communications are non-negotiable, the Goshawk u8 will provide government and defense users the freedom to operate with confidence," Bergman said. He added that the device is timed to meet heightened global demand for trusted, sovereign communication solutions.
The terminal has undergone partner testing and received positive feedback, according to Kymeta. The company sees continued growth in demand for its Intelligent Communication Platforms, with the Goshawk u8 positioned to meet this demand. The compact and lightweight Goshawk u8 is designed for easy integration across various vehicles and vessels, offering robust connectivity and jamming mitigation, even in GNSS-denied environments.