Saab signs space cooperation MoU with Ericsson
Bitget2026/09/24 07:00- Saab signed memorandums of understanding with SSC Space, OHB Sweden, Ericsson to expand its role as a space system integrator.
- Agreements target future multi-domain, space-enabled defense capabilities, leveraging Saab’s sensor, communications, integration expertise.
- Work with SSC Space covers combining integration with ground stations, mission engineering, high-altitude platforms, Esrange launch infrastructure.
- Cooperation with OHB Sweden aims to integrate satellite systems into multi-domain offerings to improve awareness, connectivity, resilience.
- Ericsson collaboration will assess integrating terrestrial, space-based communications for defense, security, societal resilience use cases.
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