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  • Apolink, Galaxia partner on in-orbit data relay study for 2027 mission
    February 10, 2026, 1:00 PM EST. Canadian startup Galaxia will build a nanosatellite for a 2027 launch, aimed at testing data relay pipelines and edge computing for Apolink's planned in-orbit data relay service. The Feb. 9 announcement covers mission definition, system design and link development for an unspecified satellite. Galaxia won a CAD 2.5 million contract from Canada's Department of National Defence to develop a nanosatellite to test secure communications, with a focus on Arctic operations. Apolink founder Onkar Batra said the Galaxia craft would connect with either its debut cubesat or a new inter-satellite link demonstrator, using S-band or X-band radio links. The plan is a LEO relay network to bridge gaps when other satellites are out of view, enabling command-and-control without a ground pass. The partners aim to offer service guarantees and test configurations with other bus makers.

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