May 27, 2026 · 54 min · 10 segments
In this episode of DeepTech Unleashed, host Debjit Mukerji sits down with Parth Trivedi, CEO and Co-Founder of Skylo Technologies, to explore the future of satellite-based communication. Based in…
Parth TrivediGuest
Debjit MukherjeeHost

So Skylo effectively allows you to send and receive data, uh, directly from your mobile device, uh, where the mobile device bounces, uh, signals off of satellites, uh, and we connect your devices anywhere they go.

Um, and it's a new mode of communication, um, that allows you to stay connected no matter where you are.

Uh, we have now deployed our network across, uh, 37 countries, uh, in which we're a licensed telco.

Uh, we think about-Uh, mobilizing data at scale across consumer devices, enterprise devices, IoT, automotive.

Um, anywhere where you need a connection that you previously would have never expected to get a cellphone signal-

Uh, we ha- we now save lives on a daily basis across, uh, America, as an example, with our, uh, service that's built into devices, uh, that is served to you, the end user, through, uh, a carrier, uh, that you may already be using.

Uh, and so we've built an entire, uh, network technology stack, and we are the service operator, uh, that now runs our service across five continents, uh, which we call direct to device, which means there's no proprietary hardware involved.

The phone that's in your pocket or the device that's on your wrist is the one that's keeping you connected, both over terrestrial now and over satellite.

It's an amazing capability, amazing business, and I think one thing that's worth mentioning is how fast this business has come together.

So I almost equate it to, uh, the communicator that you had in Star Trek, you know, the "Scotty-

Where I would argue that I, what we've developed is actually better 'cause you had the golden flip phone in, uh-

Uh, but in this case, you've got, uh, you've got, uh, your latest Google Pixel, uh, smartwatch, uh, that is communicating data to and from satellites that are thousands of kilometers away, tens of thousands of kilometers away, which to me, just as a, as an engineer and as a, as a fan of Star Trek is, uh, is fascinating and gives me goosebumps every time I think about it.

The sheer scale of the business, both geographically as well as across so many different kinds of devices, and getting ecosystem partners to come together and work with Skylo seamlessly is a huge achievement.


So Skylo effectively allows you to send and receive data, uh, directly from your mobile device, uh, where the mobile device bounces, uh, signals off of satellites, uh, and we connect your devices anywhere they go.

Um, and it's a new mode of communication, um, that allows you to stay connected no matter where you are.

Uh, we have now deployed our network across, uh, 37 countries, uh, in which we're a licensed telco.

Uh, we think about-Uh, mobilizing data at scale across consumer devices, enterprise devices, IoT, automotive.

Um, anywhere where you need a connection that you previously would have never expected to get a cellphone signal-

Uh, we ha- we now save lives on a daily basis across, uh, America, as an example, with our, uh, service that's built into devices, uh, that is served to you, the end user, through, uh, a carrier, uh, that you may already be using.

Uh, and so we've built an entire, uh, network technology stack, and we are the service operator, uh, that now runs our service across five continents, uh, which we call direct to device, which means there's no proprietary hardware involved.

The phone that's in your pocket or the device that's on your wrist is the one that's keeping you connected, both over terrestrial now and over satellite.

It's an amazing capability, amazing business, and I think one thing that's worth mentioning is how fast this business has come together.

So I almost equate it to, uh, the communicator that you had in Star Trek, you know, the "Scotty-

Where I would argue that I, what we've developed is actually better 'cause you had the golden flip phone in, uh-

Uh, but in this case, you've got, uh, you've got, uh, your latest Google Pixel, uh, smartwatch, uh, that is communicating data to and from satellites that are thousands of kilometers away, tens of thousands of kilometers away, which to me, just as a, as an engineer and as a, as a fan of Star Trek is, uh, is fascinating and gives me goosebumps every time I think about it.

The sheer scale of the business, both geographically as well as across so many different kinds of devices, and getting ecosystem partners to come together and work with Skylo seamlessly is a huge achievement.
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