France · Orbital computing hardware platform
This project focuses on orbital computing hardware platform.
Coros Space describes Red Cardinal as a GPU-based data-processing platform for satellites, with Linux software, PC104 form factor and interfaces for onboard compute, networking and storage. Published power modes range from below 1 W idle to approximately 40 W for high-performance workloads. No named flight deployment or measured orbital performance is established.
Coros Space · Published product platform, flight unverified
Scope: Enabling research · Named enabling computing hardware for spacecraft. No defined shared orbital service or deployed mission is established.
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Technical specifications not disclosed
Figures retain their disclosed units and scope. Launched hardware does not establish demonstrated performance; targets may change. Not disclosed means no figure in the reviewed sources.
No supplier or partner relationship is recorded for this project. This does not establish that the work remains unawarded.
Manual review 1 Nov 2026. Compared Coros product, about and homepage. Product power modes, interfaces and PC104 form factor saved. No flown mission, GPU model or numeric memory/performance established. Company-wide lifetime, efficiency and radiation-response claims remain held without product mapping. Primary body last observed not available. Source monitoring: unavailable. Source collection and substantive profile review are separate checks. Plans and dates may change.
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Coros Space describes Red Cardinal as a GPU-based data-processing unit with Linux software, PC104 form factor and onboard subsystem interfaces. Its undated product page lists configurable modes below 5 W at low power, up to approximately 40 W for high-performance workloads and below 1 W idle.
