Kratos Partners with SKY Perfect JSAT for 5G NTN Satellite Ground System
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- •Kratos has been selected to develop a 5G NTN ground system for SKY Perfect JSAT.
- •The project aims to validate software-based infrastructure for enhanced global connectivity.
- •The collaboration focuses on interoperability and scalability in alignment with 3GPP standards.
On March 23, 2026, Kratos Defense & Security Solutions announced its selection by SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation to develop and validate a 5G Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN) ground system as part of SKY Perfect JSAT's Universal NTN initiative. This partnership aims to enhance the technical validation and early-stage implementation of software-based 5G NTN ground infrastructure in the Asia-Pacific region. The collaboration is expected to enable satellite operators to integrate satellites into mainstream mobile networks, addressing the growing demand for global broadband. Kratos will utilize its OpenSpace software-based architecture, which supports interoperability and scalability for 5G NTN applications. The project aligns with evolving 3GPP standards and focuses on phased validation and interoperability. The initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance global connectivity through advanced satellite and terrestrial networks.
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