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Gilat Satellite Networks said it demonstrated patent-pending AI-based interference detection and cancellation for satellite links, designed to run on standard edge NPUs. The company reported 10x better detection and cancellation versus conventional mitigation across varied non-cooperative, non-static interference scenarios. Gilat plans further demonstrations on dedicated AI accelerator hardware for low-power deployment in terminals.

Gilat Satellite Networks said it demonstrated an AI-based interference cancellation technology for satellite communications. The patent-pending system runs on NPU hardware at the network edge and was tested against changing interference scenarios. Gilat reported up to a tenfold improvement in detection and cancellation versus conventional methods, with limited signal degradation. Further demos are planned with AI accelerator hardware.

Gilat Satellite Networks (NASDAQ: GILT) said it demonstrated patent-pending AI-based interference detection and cancellation for satellite links. The solution runs on standard edge NPU AI and showed up to 10x better performance versus conventional mitigation in non-cooperative, non-static interference, with negligible signal degradation. Gilat plans further tests on dedicated AI accelerator hardware for low-power terminal deployment.

Gilat Satellite Networks (GILT) reported Q2 revenue of $122.7M, up from $105M and above the $120.7M estimate. Adjusted EPS was 20 cents, above the 10-cent forecast, and adjusted operating income rose 35% to $12.6M. The company said Comtech acquisition progress is on track, with pro forma revenue over $700M, and reaffirmed FY2026 guidance of $500M-$520M.

Gilat Satellite Networks (NASDAQ: GILT) reported Q2 2026 results. Revenue rose 17% to $122.7M. GAAP operating income was $4.7M and GAAP net income $8.1M ($0.10/share). Adjusted EBITDA increased 31% to $15.4M. Management reiterated 2026 guidance: revenue $500-$520M and Adjusted EBITDA $61-$66M, and said its Comtech acquisition is on track for year-end closing.

Gilat Satellite Networks said it received more than $20 million in orders from a global satellite operator for SkyEdge services and systems. Deliveries are expected mostly within 24 months. Gilat said the orders cover ongoing services, ground segment systems, and network management to support multi-orbit connectivity and improve network performance and scalability.

Gilat Satellite Networks (NASDAQ: GILT) said it received over $20 million in orders from a leading global satellite operator for SkyEdge services and systems, with most deliveries expected within 24 months. The orders cover ground segment systems, network management, and ongoing services supporting multi-orbit connectivity, according to the company.

Gilat Satellite Networks said its Gilat DataPath unit received $11 million in orders from the U.S. Department of War for field services and custom SATCOM terminals. Deliveries are expected over the next 12 months, adding to Gilat Defense’s U.S. defense activity. The company cited ruggedized, multi-orbit terminals and resilient connectivity for military use.

Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd. (NASDAQ: GILT) said its Gilat DataPath unit received $11 million in orders from the U.S. Department of War for field services and custom SATCOM terminals. Deliveries are expected over the next 12 months, supporting Gilat Defense’s U.S. defense activity, according to the company.

Gilat Satellite Networks agreed to buy Comtech Telecommunications’ Satellite & Space Communications segment for $157.5 million in cash, funded from existing reserves, after reporting about $170 million net cash at end of Q1 2026. The segment generated $187.8 million adjusted revenue in FY2025 and $195.2 million over the TTM to Jan. 31, 2026. Gilat expects combined annual revenue above $700 million and adjusted EBITDA above $80 million; boards approved, excluding Comtech’s Cyber and Services line