Our Companies Portfolio

Laser Light ™ Communications, LLC

Laser Light is a new approach to a proven business model – global data transport – offering higher security, lower underlying costs, on a dynamic, automated, advanced operating platform as an alternative to legacy transport networks. Never before has there been a viable alternative with equivalent service capabilities to legacy fiber networks - subsea, buried, aerial. Never before has security-conscious businesses, institutions, or government had an option to “fly” over the oceans, and avoid national boundaries, rather than being tied to costly legacy, physical infrastructure – vulnerable to cuts, tapping, and round about fixed routes, a true “Direct Connection”. Laser Light's HALO Global Network is an evolution in global data transport, offering highest level of security, lowest cost, “greenest footprint” whilst equivalent to any legacy transport network service.

CITE™, Inc

CITE™, Inc. is developing a privately financed, owned & operated, but publicly available advanced test facility - the Center for Innovation, Testing & Evaluation (CITE). CITE will serve as an open operating test, evaluation and commercialization facility for next-generation innovations and technologies. It will provide a proving ground for technologies arising from federal laboratories, universities, not-for-profit technology centers, federal departments and agencies, and the private sector. The facility will be designed to allow new technologies to integrate into the nation's urban, suburban and rural "legacy infrastructure," and provide detailed measurable results on their impact to the economy and its many sectors, e.g., energy, transportation, telecommunications, security, and agriculture.

CommStar Space Communications

CommStar Space Communications™ LLC, (“CommStar Space”) seeks a new type of communications satellite to serve the anticipated needs of government and commercial ventures out of low earth orbit, into the Cislunar space, to the Moon, and ultimately beyond. CommStar-1 is designed to be the first such satellite in a family of similar systems.

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Service Objective: A space-based Cislunar Network Access Point (C-NAP) with unique proprietary onboard capabilities located at a stable, diverse placement location visually accessible from multiple space communications locations and platforms, e.g. Cislunar, GEO, Moon, and with additional family of satellites deployed, Deep Space. Its primary purpose is to serve as a hybrid data communications relay between space-based platforms – Cislunar, Moon – and customer locations on the Earth, e.g. 2023.