Groundbreaking integration brings direct-to-satellite messaging and emergency SOS messaging to your wrist
At this year’s MWC in Barcelona, Skylo made its mark by showcasing our satellite connectivity solutions.
Texting Over Satellite to Roll Out in the Coming Weeks
Verizon announced a significant expansion of its satellite texting capabilities
Unveiling innovative cellular solutions at MWC Barcelona 2025
IoT is playing a pivotal role in daily life. Connectivity remains a challenge in realizing these innovations.
Europe's first Direct-to-Handset (D2H) SMS over GEO satellite to a commercial smartphone
Rohde & Schwarz now has 64 validated NTN test cases
Via Satellite's 10 Hottest Companies to Watch
Skylo secures new round of funding to propel direct-to-device satellite connectivity
Skylo's NTN is live in US & Canada
Skylo launched carrier-native SMS texting capabilities on its live satellite network
Anritsu Corporation to facilitate comprehensive testing for NTN devices
Non-terrestrial network network provider shuns vertical integration for direct-to-device
Skylo certifies Sony Altair chips for IoT
Tami Erwin, formerly of Verizon, joins Skylo's BoD
Semtech partners with Skylo to integrate NTN capabilities into its modules
Phone-to-satellite market success is due to prescient technology
Industry disruptors & entrepreneurs share their original mistakes – the stories behind them, the lesson learned
Byline by Parth Trivedi, Skylo CEO and Co-Founder
NTN Certification: Quality & Reach
Satellite-enabled device saves hiker in distress
Geosynchronous and geostationary satellites and ephemeris data
Skylo, DT, and Murata announce a new Early Adopter Program for NB-IoT
Transforming Connectivity: Skylo Technologies and Satellite-Enhanced Cellular Networks
Tracking your supply chain with satellites; insurtech woes; freight apparel – WTT
Listen to ‘The Dish’ on how standardizing can save costs … and lives
Keysight Podcast
Tarun Gupta discusses our partnership with Viasat for a global direct-to-device network
Microwave Journal Podcasts