Can OneWeb survive against SpaceX and Blue Origin in the satellite internet market? This video analyzes OneWeb's evolution, ...

If OneWeb, or a future owner of OneWeb’s assets, was to deorbit its satellites, it would have three years to field new spacecraft in the same spectrum before the license becomes invalidated ...

OneWeb satellites are integrated onto a Falcon 9 rocket in Florida. Credit: OneWeb The first of those Falcon 9 launches is scheduled to happen next week.

OneWeb, the London-based venture that launched its latest batch of broadband internet satellites last weekend, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in New York today.

On March 21st, Internet-from-space provider OneWeb announced that it would resume launching its satellites with SpaceX after Russia refused to continue launching the company’s spacecraft.

OneWeb had hoped to launch up to 2,000 satellites into orbit. OneWeb According to reports circulating today, Friday, March 27, the U.K. space internet company OneWeb has filed for bankruptcy ...

The skies are growing crowded. On Friday from a spaceport in Kazakhstan, OneWeb, a telecommunications company with its headquarters in London, launched 34 satellites into space. During a few hours ...

Kymeta and OneWeb test a u8-based data terminal with OneWeb’s constellation of satellites. (Kymeta Photo) Redmond, Wash.-based Kymeta Corp., the mobile connectivity company backed by Microsoft ...

OneWeb and SpaceX both say they are committed to preventing such disasters. Among the steps OneWeb says it is taking, for example, is to outfit its satellites with grappling hooks.

OneWeb plans to partner with existing telecommunications companies, Steckel said. For example, Steckel said, if you live on a mountaintop in Utah, you won't be able to go to OneWeb's website and ...

If all goes as planned, London-based OneWeb will have enough satellites in orbit to begin delivering limited commercial service later this year. Global service is planned in 2021.