KSAT and Xoople Partner on Satellite Ground Network

Oct 6, 2026
Xoople will use KSATlite to receive Earth observation data from its planned satellite constellation. KSAT will add ground stations and improve cloud delivery and automation.

KSAT and Xoople have partnered to support Xoople's satellite constellation, the companies said in a press release. Xoople will use the automated KSATlite ground network to receive large volumes of Earth observation data and deliver it to users.

KSAT will add ground station sites to meet the program's requirements. The companies will also develop faster data delivery from ground stations to cloud infrastructure and new service endpoints that let satellite operators automate more operations.

Xoople plans to use satellite data, cloud infrastructure and AI to track physical changes across the planet. The resulting information will integrate with government and business systems, workflows and AI applications.

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