THE ARCHITECTURE
Independent networks.
Shared continuity.
Facilities, transport, and intelligence—designed together around the conditions that interrupt essential communications.
The Ground-Segment Infrastructure & Resilience Network.
A neutral system designed to connect participating orbital and terrestrial networks through defined interfaces. Operators retain control of their networks; LEO X is developing the infrastructure and coordination around and between them.
The current development phase aligns those interfaces with operator requirements, institutional needs, and measurable service outcomes.
SYSTEM EXPLORER
Five layers.
One continuity objective.
Infrastructure, interconnection, assurance, institutional responsibility, and stewardship.
THE PHYSICAL FOUNDATION
Designed around shared dependencies.
Hardened gateways, hybrid nodes, independent power, RF systems, shelters, and deployable restoration assets form the physical architecture.
DISTRIBUTED INFRASTRUCTURE
Resilience across
operating environments.
Geographic separation, diverse transport, and independent power guide the deployment architecture.
Regional infrastructure.
A common continuity objective.
LEO X brings gateway facilities, distributed nodes, and restoration resources into a coordinated design. Each deployment must reflect the needs of the organizations it serves and the conditions in which they operate.
CONTINUITY SCENARIOS
Plan for disruption.
Prepare for recovery.
Continuity planning across normal, degraded, and disrupted conditions.
REQUIREMENT
Establish the baseline.
Identify the mission, define acceptable interruption, map shared dependencies, and measure each available path.
WORK WITH LEO X