Aalyria has been selected by NASA to support enterprise service orchestration for the Space Communications and Navigation Programme, beginning with the Polylingual Experimental Terminal (PExT) mission. The company will deploy its Spacetime platform in NASA's operational cloud environment to provide network scheduling, planning and resource management. PExT, which launched in July 2025, demonstrates spacecraft's ability to seamlessly roam between government and commercial communications networks. Under the contract, Aalyria will deploy Spacetime to NASA's Cloud Hosting platform, provide engineering support for Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, and partner with commercial networks to extend scheduling capabilities. The agreement builds on Aalyria's existing NASA relationship, including a contract awarded in October 2024 for a Network Orchestration and Management System study.

SpinLaunch has partnered with Aalyria Technologies to develop infrastructure for its Meridian low-Earth orbit communications constellation. Aalyria will provide technical and commercial support, integrating its Spacetime network orchestration platform into Meridian's architecture. The collaboration focuses on enabling Meridian's fractional ownership model, allowing government, defence and telecommunications customers to operate dedicated portions of the global LEO network whilst maintaining data sovereignty. Spacetime's AI-powered software will dynamically manage the multi-domain network across ground, air and space in real time. Founded in 2014, SpinLaunch introduced Meridian Space in 2025 as a platform to reduce satellite infrastructure deployment costs. Aalyria, built on technology originally developed at Google, provides laser communications terminals and network orchestration software for satellite operators and government missions worldwide.

SpinLaunch and Aalyria partner to advance next-generation satellite connectivity. Business Wire SpinLaunch's Meridian communications constellation to integrate Aalyria's Spacetime platform to optimize network connections for government and commercial customers LONG BEACH, Calif., May 13, 2026-(BUSINESS WIRE)-SpinLaunch, Inc., a pioneer of disruptive space solutions, today announced a partnership with Aalyria Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of advanced network orchestration software. The two companies will collaborate on the design and development of key infrastructure supporting SpinLaunch's low-cost Meridian low-Earth orbit (LEO) communications constellation. Aalyria will serve as a strategic partner, providing technical and commercial support for the Meridian constellation architecture. Central to the collaboration is the integration of Aalyria's Spacetime platform as a network orchestration layer for Meridian. This is a critical step for both companies toward accelerating the deployment of high-performance, next-generation satellite connectivity for commercial and government customers around the globe. "Beyond the integration of Aalyria's Spacetime platform with Meridian, we're excited to see a strong alignment in how our teams are approaching both technology and the evolving needs of our customers," said Massi Ladovaz, CEO of SpinLaunch. "Spacetime's ability to dynamically manage and optimize complex satellite and ground networks through a unified platform is powerful. Equally important is its open-standards-based approach, which aligns with how we are designing the Meridian program to support long-term flexibility, interoperability, and a multi-partner ecosystem as the constellation scales." The Meridian constellation is being developed with an emphasis on flexibility, rapid deployment, and operational efficiency. The network architecture requires a highly flexible and vendor-agnostic control layer to maximize mission success and service uptime. A key capability enabled through this collaboration is support for Meridian's fractional ownership model, allowing customers, including government, defense, and national telecommunications providers, to operate a dedicated portion of a global LEO network. This approach provides sovereign control over capacity, coverage, and performance without the need to deploy and manage a stand-alone system. Customers retain data sovereignty and operational autonomy without dedicated physical infrastructure, yet remain part of a broader, interoperable "network of networks" within Meridian's open, scalable design.