Extend Networks, a pioneer in next-generation connectivity infrastructure and digital services, and China StarWin Science & Technology, a global leader in advanced satellite electronically steering antenna (ESA) technology, announced a strategic partnership aimed at transforming the global connectivity landscape. This collaboration will fast-track the development and commercialization of high-performance, low-latency satellite services delivering seamless, high-availability connectivity across industries and geographies, including remote and underserved regions worldwide.

Combining Strengths to Deliver Scalable Value

By integrating StarWin’s cutting-edge satellite ESA terminal systems with Extend Networks’ agile terrestrial infrastructure and global footprint, the partnership is set to unlock new value across key verticals such as maritime, logistics, emergency response, defense, and industrial IoT.

Key pillars of the partnership include:

• Joint development of advanced satellite communication infrastructure and next-generation technologies
• Expanded coverage in high-demand and underserved markets worldwide
• Scalable service models tailored for enterprise, government, and IoT customers
• Seamless integration of LEO, MEO, and GEO satellite networks with terrestrial infrastructure
• Deployment of hybrid satellite-terrestrial networks delivering secure, high-speed, resilient connectivity

These key pillars underpin a collaboration aimed at delivering significant value to customers worldwide.

“We are excited to partner with Extend Networks on this strategic initiative,” said James Li, Chairman and Co-Founder of StarWin. “Our combined strengths position us to set new benchmarks in satellite communications and expand the reach of high-quality connectivity across the globe.”

“This is more than a technology partnership it’s a growth catalyst,” said Daniel Kwan, President of Extend Networks. “Together with StarWin, we’re enabling the future of global connectivity bridging gaps and creating new digital opportunities for industries, governments, and communities worldwide.”

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