Taiwan’s Foxconn has launched its second-generation low-Earth orbit satellites as the electronics giant continues to expand its work in space technology.
The company said on Sunday that its PEARL-1A and PEARL-1B satellites were launched from California using a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. Both satellites successfully entered their planned orbits.
Foxconn said the satellites will carry out on-orbit missions for five years. Their main purpose is to test payload technologies related to communication and space science.
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Bijay Pokharel is the founder and editor of Abijita, covering cybersecurity, malware, and digital privacy since 2017. His coverage of vulnerabilities and breaches has been cited and republished by other tech and security outlets, and he focuses on translating technical threats into clear, practical guidance for everyday readers.



