Matrix42 notes that by August 31, not a single one of the 16 Rassvet satellites had reached its intended operational altitude.
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🛰️ Russia’s latest batch of Rassvet satellites isn’t going as planned. None of the 16 satellites has reached its planned orbital altitude, while at least two are alread…
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Matrix42
We digitalize and automate your work.
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- Software Development
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- Frankfurt, DE
- Company size
- 501–1,000 employees
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Matrix42 is the leading European provider of IT and enterprise service management software. We are driving the advancement of AI-powered service management. We have offices in Finland, Germany, Poland, Spain and Sweden. Our solutions optimize your business - even in areas you never thought possible.
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Matrix42 notes that the first batch of 16 Rassvet satellites launched in March had only 12 satellites reaching the expected altitude.
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