Azure Orbital Cloud Access uses software-defined wide area network technology from Juniper Networks to support satellite connections with wireless and fiber-optic networks, Microsoft explained.

Azure Orbital launches Microsoft into cloud-based space race with Amazon by Alan Boyle on September 22, 2020 at 8:00 am Share 91 Tweet Reddit ...

That effort has spawned a variety of components, including: Azure Orbital Ground Station – designed to give satellite operators, including government customers, the ability to deliver space data with ...

We look forward to the continued collaboration with AMERGINT.” Azure Orbital is a managed service that offers end-to-end satellite ground services through the Azure public cloud platform.

The announcement showed photos of Microsoft's "first" Azure Orbital ground station, consisting of a large antenna dish covered by a radome, which was deployed at its Quincy, Wash., datacenter.

The Azure Orbital GSaaS can help satellite operators schedule contact with their spacecraft and downlink data into virtual networks on the cloud for processing using data analytics, artificial ...

Call it the Clash of the Cloud Titans: Today Microsoft is taking the wraps off Azure Orbital, a cloud-based satellite data processing platform that competes with Amazon Web Services’ Ground… ...

Azure Orbital is Microsoft’s managed service designed to deal with the growing flood of data from Earth Observation (EO) and Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The managed service lets ...

Azure Orbital takes advantage of virtualization, which moves functionality from proprietary hardware into software that can be deployed on general-purpose hardware to deliver a more scalable and ...

In the case of the NOAA-18 satellite, this initiative with Azure Orbital demonstrated technical feasibility of using the cloud to successfully connect with legacy software, designed over 15 years ago.

Muon Space selected Microsoft to support its first-ever launch in June 2023, leveraging Azure Orbital Ground Station as the sole ground station provider for their MuSat-1 mission.