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Develops multi-orbit, multi-network SATCOM terminals for defense, government, and aerospace, enabling resilient communications.
ALL.SPACE is a Reading, United Kingdom-based technology company that develops advanced satellite communication terminals capable of simultaneously connecting to multiple satellite networks across different orbital paths and cellular networks. The company's primary hardware product, known as the Hydra terminal, provides resilient multi-orbit and multi-network connectivity specifically designed for defense, government, aerospace, and commercial maritime applications. Operating with approximately 150 employees, the enterprise has reached a $264 million valuation after securing $141 million in total venture funding, which includes a recent $44 million capital injection. ALL.SPACE is backed by prominent institutional investors such as BOKA Group, Seraphim Space, and Promus Ventures, while also completing strategic development programs with the US Department of Defense and the European Space Agency. Originally established under the name Isotropic Systems, the organization was founded in 2013 by John Finney.
ALL.SPACE has raised $146.1M across 8 funding rounds.
ALL.SPACE has raised $146.1M in total across 8 funding rounds.
ALL.SPACE has raised $146.1M across 8 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $1.1M Grant in October 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 24, 2025 | $1.1M Grant | European Space Agency | — | Announced |
| Jul 22, 2025 | $4M Grant | Laurent Jaffart | — | Announced |
| Oct 1, 2024 | $44M Series C | — | Excellis, Primo Ventures, Seraphim Space | Announced |
| Sep 1, 2021 | $37M Series B | — | Excellis, Primo Ventures, Seraphim Space | Announced |
| Feb 1, 2021 | $40M Series B | — | Alpine Space Ventures, Atlantic Bridge University Fund, Band OF Angels, Scott Sandell, Primitive Ventures, Promus Ventures, Space Capital, True Ventures | Announced |
| Jan 1, 2019 | $14M Series A | Brian Schettler | Alpine Space Ventures, Band OF Angels, Scott Sandell, Space Capital, WML | Announced |
| Mar 6, 2017 | $5M Venture Round | Waterlow Management | — | Announced |
| Mar 4, 2016 | $1M Venture Round | Waterlow Management | — | Announced |
ALL.SPACE is a UK-based technology company specializing in advanced satellite communication (SATCOM) terminals for defense and government sectors. It builds the Hydra Terminal Range, a smart, fully integrated platform that connects simultaneously to multiple satellite networks (MILSAT and COMSAT) across all orbits and cellular networks, delivering resilient, high-speed comms-on-the-move (COTM) for land, sea, and air applications[1][2][4][6]. The company serves government agencies like the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD), US Department of Defense (DOD), US Army, and NATO forces, solving critical problems of network disruption, interference, and limited connectivity in harsh operational environments by ensuring uninterrupted access to vital data for mission-critical decisions[2][3][4][7]. Formerly Isotropic Systems, ALL.SPACE has demonstrated strong growth through contracts in Europe, the US, and Australia, a Series C funding round, and a $264M valuation, with field-proven technology advancing from development programs with the European Space Agency and UK Space Agency[1][2].
ALL.SPACE, originally founded as Isotropic Systems Ltd in 2013 in Reading, UK, emerged with a vision to tackle the challenges of multi-orbit satellite communications[1][2]. The idea stemmed from founders' expertise in satellite antennas and telecoms, addressing the need for seamless connectivity across diverse networks amid rising demands for resilient defense comms[2][5]. Key early milestones include securing funding from venture capital, government, and industry partners; delivering development programs for the European Space Agency, UK Space Agency, UK MOD, and US DOD; and achieving pivotal demonstrations of multi-orbit COTM capabilities, leading to production contracts across Europe, the US, and Australia[2]. Leadership includes CEO Paul (ex-military with £5bn in contract wins at Racal, Thales, etc.), CTO JP (Cambridge engineering grad and serial entrepreneur in satcom and solar), Founder John (O3b pioneer with $2bn revenue track record), and board members like Boka Capital's John, blending deep tech and commercial savvy[5].
ALL.SPACE stands out in SATCOM through its world-first fully capable multi-link terminal enabling total communications convergence. Key strengths include:
These outpace competitors like CesiumAstro (phased arrays for airborne) by offering broader multi-orbit, multi-network integration[1].
ALL.SPACE rides the multi-orbit satellite mega-constellation trend (e.g., Starlink, OneWeb), where proliferated LEO/MEO/GEO assets demand resilient, hybrid networks amid geopolitical tensions and contested environments[2][3]. Timing is ideal as defense budgets prioritize COTM resilience post-Ukraine conflict, with AUKUS and NATO alliances accelerating adoption of dual-use tech for secure data exchange[3]. Market forces like spectrum interference threats, 5G-cellular integration, and AI-orchestrated autonomy favor ALL.SPACE's platform, which influences the ecosystem by setting standards for converged comms—enabling allies' persistent connectivity, reducing single-orbit vulnerabilities, and paving scalable paths to commercial aviation/enterprise[2][7]. As a Cohort plc subsidiary, it bolsters UK deep-tech sovereignty in global SATCOM[1].
ALL.SPACE is poised for expansion with modular Hydra upgrades targeting faster speeds, aviation, and enterprise resilience, building on Series C momentum and DOD contracts[1][7]. Trends like AI edge processing, proliferated LEO swarms, and hybrid 6G-SATCOM will amplify its edge, potentially capturing share in $20B+ defense SATCOM amid rising hybrid warfare[3][6]. Influence may evolve from niche innovator to ecosystem enabler, powering allied missions where "one device, all networks" defines tactical superiority—echoing its founding vision to conquer multi-orbit chaos[2].
ALL.SPACE has raised $146.1M in total across 8 funding rounds.
ALL.SPACE's investors include European Space Agency, Laurent Jaffart, Excellis, Primo Ventures, Seraphim Space, Alpine Space Ventures, Atlantic Bridge University Fund, Band of Angels, Scott Sandell, Primitive Ventures, Promus Ventures, Space Capital.