Boeing Expands Space Output With New Resolute Platform, Targets 26 Satellites in 2026

The push aims to serve missions that need more capability than small satellites at faster turn times than traditional large spacecraft.

Overview

Boeing and its unit Millennium Space Systems said they will scale space production and introduce the Resolute satellite platform, with a goal of 26 satellite deliveries in 2026 versus 11 in 2025.
Resolute is designed for government and commercial missions that require more power and payload than typical smallsats but need quicker, lower-cost delivery than large satellites.
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