
ViaSat-3 is designed to unlock more opportunity — for more of the world
Designed to have unprecedented capacity — for nearly unlimited possibilities.
Designed to have unprecedented capacity — for nearly unlimited possibilities.
With the ViaSat-3 constellation, Viasat expects to be capable of delivering more bandwidth per unit capital and operating costs than any other space-based provider. This could allow us to offer unprecedented bandwidth productivity, helping position Viasat as a leader in a number of key New Space categories, including real-time earth observation and space networking — while also significantly growing our total addressable market (TAM) and enabling us to focus on delivering higher margin services.
ViaSat-3 will increase the coverage and capacity of our satellite constellation, helping us bring high-quality, low-cost connectivity where it's needed most — which helps countries around the world further their economic development, improve education, and provide better access to healthcare in alignment with the United Nations' sustainability goals for:
The global ViaSat-3 constellation is expected to deliver unprecedented capacity to individuals, businesses, and governments — on the ground, in the air, at sea, and beyond.
The antenna is intended to provide telemetry, tracking, and command (TTC) for the forthcoming second satellite in the ViaSat-3 fleet
Viasat is working with Telestra, Australia's largest telecommunications company, to bring the benefits of ViaSat-3 to Asia-Pacific
To celebrate World Engineering Day, we're highlighting some of the Viasat engineers who are reimagining what satellite is capable of doing
ViaSat-3 payload and bus modules are mated, enabling integrated testing of both systems
The first ViaSat-3 payload module is completed and delivered to Boeing for completion of the satellite and testing