“E-Space will increase the speed for constellation delivery from years to months, allowing new opportunities for more people to access space-based platforms,” E-Space founder and CEO Greg Wyler said in a statement.

Rwanda-backed megaconstellation startup E-Space said March 21 it has contracted Rocket Lab to launch three demo satellites in the second quarter of this year.

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