Xenesis, an innovative unregulated telecommunications services provider specializing in Network as a Service, has proudly announced a funding milestone of $20 million. This investment not only underscores the growing confidence in Xenesis' unique approach to ultra-low latency and high-capacity data transport but also propels the company further down the path of launching its groundbreaking satellite communication architecture. With an impressive roster of clients, including industry heavyweights like Airbus and SDA, Xenesis is currently finalizing satellite designs alongside Airbus Satellites in Merritt Island, Florida. The funding will be pivotal in advancing Xenesis' ambitious Intercessor projects, which encompass three distinct satellite constellations designed to revolutionize global communications. Intercessor 1, comprising 72 satellites and 120 Optical Ground Stations, aims to deliver services across Africa, ASPAC, LATAM, and Australia, while Intercessor 2, with its 298 polar orbiting satellites, targets underserved and unserved markets worldwide. Intercessor 3 focuses on a specialized clientele in the C4ISR sector, utilizing an undisclosed number of DLT-based satellites for enhanced security and efficiency. With the goal of deploying over 50 terabits per second of globally meshed connectivity by 2028, Xenesis is set to redefine the landscape of telecommunications, making resilient and high-speed connections accessible to corporate and defense clients alike. As the company gears up to unveil its strategic plans for service rollouts, this funding marks an exciting chapter in the future of satellite communication and connectivity solutions.







