Quietly,
$SIVE just took a massive step forward.
Sivers Semiconductors just delivered the kind of real-world validation that turns patience into conviction.
They’ve locked in an $8.2 million production order from
ALL.SPACE for advanced Ka-band beamforming ICs, real volume manufacturing through 2027 for next-gen tactical terminals that seamlessly handle LEO, MEO, and GEO orbits at once. This isn’t another prototype deal. This is the ramp kicking off!
Even better:
ALL.SPACE is being acquired by York Space Systems ($YSS), a major US defense prime. Sivers’ chips are now embedding straight into critical national security programs — resilient multi-orbit comms that the US Army, Navy, and allies actually need.
One terminal can pack hundreds to over a thousand of these high-value chips. As volumes scale, this relationship alone can deliver tens of millions in annual revenue. With defense budgets surging, constellations exploding, and unbreakable connectivity in huge demand, the setup is incredibly strong.
After following this story closely, this feels like exactly the validation we’ve been waiting for. Beamforming is winning real high-stakes spots today, while photonics keeps them primed for the AI data center boom. A small-cap at the intersection of SATCOM, defense, and next-gen infra, this is asymmetric at its best.
What’s important to remember: almost everyone is hyper-focused on photonics (for good reason), but wireless has been the quiet but powerful growth engine laying the foundation all along. More than the order size, it’s the strong signal it sends. Leadership delivered exactly what the CEO flagged in Q1. Next, I expect photonics to fire with new design-ins and pre-production orders.
I’m more bullish than ever. Patience here is going to pay off big.