12 August 2025
Intella and Telespazio Germany bring mission intelligence to EASE-Rise
Milan, Italy, 7 August 2025.
Intella, the company behind the Mercury preventative-health copilot for satellites, and Telespazio Germany, provider of the cloud-native EASE-Rise mission operations platform, have announced a strategic partnership. Intella’s analytics and anomaly detection engine is embedded directly into EASE-Rise, giving operators a single interface that spans data harmonisation, real-time monitoring and predictive insight.
"By coupling Mercury’s machine-learning diagnostics with EASE-Rise’s secure, elastic ground-segment stack, we’re closing the loop from raw telemetry to proactive action," said Daniele Bellomi, business development manager at Intella. "Constellation owners can now move from reacting to failures to preventing them altogether."
"EASE-Rise already unifies monitoring and control, mission planning, flight dynamics and automation for our customers," added Stewart Hall, head of mission operations solutions at Telespazio Germany. "Partnering with Intella lets us enrich that single source of truth with AI-powered health insights, shortening decision cycles and lowering life-cycle costs."
The combined offering
EASE-Rise brings:
- Cloud-native micro-services deployed via infrastructure as code, for secure, elastic scaling
- End-to-end constellation management on one platform: monitoring and control, mission planning and scheduling, flight dynamics, automation and data distribution
- A single-source-of-truth data model with open APIs for interoperability
Mercury brings:
- A copilot that detects and manages anomalies before they become failures, guiding root-cause discovery and collaborative resolution
- Mission-adaptive learning models, early anomaly detection, explainability and fleet-level dashboards for growing constellations
- A record of reduced downtime risk and operator workload across multi-satellite fleets
Together the two systems form one pipeline, from aggregation to intelligence to actionable insight. Operators see satellite status in real time, receive predictive alerts, trace root causes in seconds and trigger automated command sequences, all inside the EASE-Rise workspace they already use.
Roll-out and availability
The integrated solution is available today for early-access customers, with general availability scheduled for Q4 2025. Existing EASE-Rise users can activate Mercury analytics through a licence add-on. New customers can procure the bundle as a managed operations-as-a-service package.
EASE-Rise is a trademark of Telespazio Germany. Mercury is a trademark of Intella. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.