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The disclosed amount is a companywide round total. It is neither non sibi ventures' individual contribution nor a hardware procurement price, and does not establish an operational multi-spacecraft virtual data centre. The disclosure date uses the official article dateline, "Oct 3, 2026", verified on October 19, 2026. It does not establish the financing closing or cash receipt date.

Satlyt announced USD 8 million in seed financing led by non sibi ventures, supporting engineering, product development and customer delivery. It distinguishes existing software running on individual spacecraft from its future goal of coordinating compute across different operators.

Study support disclosed by EDGX. Amount unknown. EUR15.6bn is the whole constellation program, not EDGX funding. September17 date comes from the issuer's news index linking this exact post.

we signed a contract for IRIS² Low-LEO Pre-operational and De-risking Activities

The announcement provides an attributed financing signal for ReedPilot’s space-AI infrastructure program. It does not establish how much capital was raised, funds allocated to any specific spacecraft, achieved orbital capacity or customer revenue. Intended research and platform spending remain plans rather than evidence of completed deployments.

ReedPilot (一苇宇航) says it has completed an angel financing series, bringing its total to four financing rounds within one year. In its August 26 announcement, the company said proceeds would support development of large-scale compute payloads for space data centers and expansion of its orbital-computing service-platform ecosystem. ReedPilot describes a combined hardware, software and platform business, with product deliveries alongside plans for standardized orbital-computing services. It did not name the investors or disclose amounts, valuations or exact closing dates.

The round materially expands development capital and brings two infrastructure suppliers onto the cap table, but an equity investment is not a hardware purchase, supply award or deployment commitment.

Starcloud announced a $250 million Series A extension led by Manhattan West at a $2.3 billion post-money valuation. NVIDIA and Cisco Investments joined as new investors alongside existing backers.

The funding supports development, not deployed compute capacity or commissioned service. Formal equivalence between the February Space Cloud initiative and June OrbitCloud programme remains unconfirmed. The projected programme total and separate EUR150 million GEO-satellite contract are not additional OrbitCloud awards. No project link to Space Cloud is inferred. The source does not explicitly establish programme identity continuity.

In its June 26, 2026 announcement, reviewed October 8, ReOrbit reported €4.6 million in Business Finland funding for OrbitCloud’s initial R&D phase. The company projected a total programme value above €40 million for a private satellite network combining direct-to-device connectivity with orbital AI inference.

The grant directly supports Axiom’s orbital-computing program, but this release does not disclose the grant instrument or enough issuer detail to classify it as a procurement contract.

Axiom Space said it received a $5.5 million Space Exploration & Aeronautics Research Fund grant to advance its orbital-computing capabilities. The June 23 release also announced the company’s legal redomicile from Delaware to Texas.

This is company financing, not a purchase order or mission award. The announcement names no legal buyer, contract value, spacecraft, booked launch, or measured orbital-compute result.

Sophia Space says it finalized a $7 million SAFE with participation from EverGreen, SparkLabs Group, and other strategic investors, bringing total funding to $22 million. It says proceeds will support product development, hiring, partnerships, and market deployment.

Selection for a program offering R&D cost support, mentoring and publicity for orbital routing optimization. Amount and disbursement are undisclosed. Separate from JAXA support, with no inferred allocation.

総務省が主宰する最先端のICT（情報通信技術）スタートアップ支援プログラム「ICTスタートアップリーグ」において、2026年度採択企業に選出されたことをお知らせいたします。

The previously reported company financing is retained. Antler's supported participation is recorded with an investment role and no invented technical supply category or individual amount.

Orbital announced a USD 5 million pre-seed round led by a16z speedrun, with Antler among the named participants. The company describes funding for its 2027 Pathfinder demonstration, initial Orbital-1 development and a Los Angeles manufacturing facility. Individual investor contributions are undisclosed.

Month-level award date from issuer. Independently supported by the official incubator release at https://www.lazioinnova.it/news/due-startup-incubate-presso-esa-bic-lazio-premiate-ai-cassini-challenges-2026/. Award does not establish disbursement or operating commercial capacity.

NaviGate's official account dates its CASSINI award to June 2026. Lazio Innova's July 13, 2026 release names NaviGate among twelve winners and states each receives EUR100,000.

This is the exact consortium grant underlying the approximately EUR 3.7 million company announcement on 27 May 2026. The announcement date is retained. Participant allocations are included in the consortium total, not additional funding. The award does not establish cash disbursement or spacecraft procurement.

CORDIS records an EU contribution of EUR 3,660,611.32 for ORION, grant agreement 101295766, signed on 22 May 2026.

One program-wide EU grant, not each participant allocation added again. Signature date is recorded separately from the October 1 fact-sheet update. Total project cost is unavailable. This is enabling software research, not operating capacity, installed cost or a supplier order.

CORDIS records EU contribution EUR2,501,521.26, EC signature May 22 2026, and research dates June 1 2026 to May 31 2029. Planetek Italia coordinates the consortium.

The financing expands the company's resources for its orbital-compute development plan. The source describes future infrastructure and does not establish an operating one-megawatt data center.

Cowboy Space announced a $275 million Series B led by Index Ventures at a reported $2 billion valuation on May 11, 2026. The company, founded as Aetherflux in 2024, introduced its new name and said the financing supports development of integrated launch, space-based power and orbital AI compute infrastructure.

Issuer-stated historical cohort amount, not the current generic EUR60,000 call ceiling. No cash-disbursement schedule or mission allocation is established.

NaviGate's official indexed news account reports joining ESA BIC Lazio in May 2026 with EUR50,000 in incubation funding.

Maximum grant ceiling, subject to stage-gate evaluations through March 2031. It is not cash disbursed and is excluded from exact numerical totals.

JAXA selected Space Compass for Space Strategy Fund work on multi-orbit optical-relay network monitoring and control, with a maximum grant amount of ¥23.5 billion through March 2031 subject to stage gates.

The March financing established the capital base preceding Starcloud’s later $250 million extension. It is financing evidence, not evidence that deployment milestones or supplier orders were completed.

Starcloud announced a $170 million Series A to fund its orbital-data-center program. Contemporary reporting valued the company at $1.1 billion and identified Benchmark and EQT Ventures as leads. The round is a separate, earlier financing milestone from the $250 million extension announced in August 2026.

The round supplies company-level development capital for orbital-computing technology, but it is not a customer order, deployment commitment or evidence that a specific spacecraft is funded or operational.

Sophia Space says it closed a $10 million seed round led by Alpha Funds, KDDI Green Partners Fund and Unlock Venture Partners. The company says proceeds will support TILE platform and thermal-technology development, engineering hiring and ecosystem partnerships.

The completed investment supersedes the earlier January no-investment position and represents equity financing, not a solar-system order or other procurement revenue. Satellite-performance claims in this financing release remain issuer claims. The project link identifies Orbit AI's orbital-cloud programme, not a disclosed allocation to a particular satellite. The further USD 500,000 option is excluded.

PowerBank’s February 12, 2026 release, reviewed October 8, states that it completed a US$500,000 investment in Orbit AI. It also describes an option for a further US$500,000 within 12 months; that option is not completed funding.

The original JAXA selection is dated 16 January 2026 at https://fund.jaxa.jp/techfield/probe/. DigitalBlast's 24 June announcement describes participation in the same project, not an additional award. The amount and participant allocations are undisclosed. Selection does not establish cash disbursement.

JAXA's selection result names SpaceBlast as lead for the orbital data-center technology project. JAXA's official results index dates the selection to 16 January 2026.

January announcement. The homepage calls a Chiratae-led raise Series A without a distinct amount or date. It is not added as another transaction.

TakeMe2Space announces a USD 5 million seed round led by Chiratae Ventures with Unicorn India Ventures, Artha Venture Fund and Seafund.

Only the year is disclosed. Open invitations for subsequent investment do not establish another financing.

Xuechen Xinghang's official funding history states it completed an angel round in 2026 without an amount.

Internal university research award, counted once. December12 is the dated article, not an inferred signature or payment date. Generic call ceiling is up to USD250000, while the winner account reports USD250000 each. No external financing or construction budget inferred.

University sources identify AZSCI among six winning teams awarded USD250000 each over two years. The internal award funds orbital data-center research.

Separate from PowerBank's USD 500,000 investment completed in February 2026. Further investment options are excluded. The project link identifies the orbital-cloud programme, not a disclosed allocation to a particular satellite. The publisher's December dateline supplies the financing date.

Intellistake's 11 December 2025 announcement confirms completion of a USD 500,000 investment for a 1% interest in Orbit AI.

Counted once under the federal contract number. Announcement date uses Satlyt official November7 2025 article. Registry award year is2025 and start date September16 2025, which is not represented as the announcement day. The company rounded this award to USD150000. Excludes USD3m civil-service support and a prospective USD850000 PhaseII opportunity. Supporting company URL: https://satlyt.ai/blog/satlyt-secures-4m-in-nasa-support-across-five-centers-for-autonomous-space-computing

The federal award registry identifies Satlyt contract 80NSSC25C0340, NASA STTR Phase I, at USD149529, with University of Houston as research institution.

Whole consortium award led by Spiral Blue, including onboard AI and edge processing. No separate Spiral Blue allocation or YCIS project allocation is disclosed.

Spiral Blue reports an AUD3 million CRC-P grant for a consortium developing a small-satellite LiDAR multisensor system with onboard AI and edge processing. Named participants include Macquarie University, Space Machines Company, LC60 AI, Southern Cross Space and Negentropic. The announcement targets stratospheric testing in 2026 and a space test in 2027, progressing from laboratory validation toward an operational prototype.

Month-level issuer date. Supports company technology transfer rather than a flight-hardware allocation. Current rendered newsroom omits historical funding cards. The indexed issuer account is retained as attributed evidence.

NaviGate's official indexed news account reports a EUR21,400 Sapienza academic entrepreneurship award in June 2025.

This is historical company development funding and preliminary strategic cooperation, not a spacecraft procurement or operating deployment. Neither the financing nor the MoU is allocated to Athena, Sophia's later ten-satellite proposal or a particular Axiom node. Price, flight hardware, dates and demonstrated MoU results remain undisclosed.

Sophia Space said it closed a $3.5 million pre-seed round led by Unlock Ventures on May 19, 2025 to accelerate its TILE orbital-computing technology. The release also quotes Axiom Space describing a MoU to collaborate on demonstrating orbital data centers for Golden Dome.

Amount is undisclosed. The later USD 10 million seed announcement may include this financing, so no earlier amount is inferred.

SpaceComputer announced that its Primitive Ventures-led pre-seed financing closed, without disclosing an amount.

INR 5.5 crore equals INR 55 million. Uses the lead investor's dated announcement. A later company post rounds the earlier financing to 5 crore.

Lead investor Seafund reports a INR 5.5 crore pre-seed financing for TakeMe2Space.

One combined seed transaction includes the earlier USD 11 million and USD 10 million extension. They are not added again. February is the final disclosure month. The extension was described as a SAFE. Later cumulative funding claims are not treated as additional rounds.

Starcloud's company post reports USD 10 million of additional funding and a USD 21 million total seed raise.

Historical financing under the former Lumen Orbit name. Customer memorandums of understanding are excluded.

Participating investor Everywhere Ventures reports that Lumen Orbit closed a USD 2.4 million pre-seed financing.

Company history gives month precision. The funding supports the space-computing business without a separate mission allocation.

Aethero's company history identifies a USD 2.5 million pre-seed in March 2024.

ESA-backed development recorded once. Approximately EUR300k definition and EUR2m technology phases are project budgets, not disclosed ESA cash contributions. No duplication with the seed round or March2026 launch.

EDGX has started a development project with the European Space Agency (ESA).

Program-wide grant, not a supplier contract or all funding received by the coordinator. Date is the official grant signature. Funded period ends November 30, 2026.

CORDIS records an EU contribution of EUR 2,296,041.70, coordinated by GMV Aerospace and Defence, and EC signature on November 15, 2023.

Program-wide grant, not all revenue or cash paid to the coordinator. Date is the official grant signature, not the October 2026 results-article update. Program ended May 31, 2026.

CORDIS records an EU contribution of EUR 2,468,190.81, coordinated by Thales Alenia Space France, and EC signature on November 9, 2023.

Consortium grant counted once under its coordinator. Not all funding allocated to Agenium, a hardware purchase price, installed cost or a new October 2026 financing round.

CORDIS identifies EU contribution EUR 2,453,522.10 and EC signature November 7, 2023 for grant agreement 101135358, coordinated by Agenium Space.

Company-reported 2023 research contract. Amount and contract number are not disclosed in the release. No cash disbursement or flight deployment is inferred. The later 2025 contract FA8649-25-P-0445 has its own register identity and is not assigned to this announcement.

selected by AFWERX for a Direct-to-Phase II contract.

The private financing supports company development but does not establish customer revenue, a supplier contract, funded mission capacity, operational service, or a new project-level financial award.

Lonestar reported an oversubscribed pre-Series A round that raised more than $800,000 after an initial $500,000 target. The company said the proceeds would support its lunar edge-computing and data-storage work.

The award amount is not disclosed. The TOLIMAN mission is not assigned to the distinct Your Code In Space project.

Spiral Blue reports a SmartSat NSW demonstrator-grant award alongside its TOLIMAN onboard-computing partnership.

Public R&D programme selection with no disclosed award amount, participant allocation or financing terms. This is not an equity round, confirmed cash receipt or supplier contract value. It is distinct from the later JAXA Space Strategy Fund award.

Space Compass announced NEDO selection to lead K Program development and demonstration of an optical satellite network including space edge computing, with NICT, Axelspace and NEC.

The financing provided early development capital; it does not establish customer revenue, contracted backlog or readiness of the lunar data-center service.

Lonestar said Scout Ventures led an oversubscribed $5 million seed round joined by six other named investors.

Consortium grant counted once under its coordinator. Participant allocations are included in this total. The announcement date comes from Thales Alenia Space's 14 November 2022 project announcement. Grant signature was 18 October 2022. Total project cost is not added.

CORDIS records an EU contribution of EUR 2,047,882 for ASCEND, grant agreement 101082517.

Counts the EU contribution only, not total cost as another financing transaction. Program-wide research funding, not all revenue paid to DSI or an Unibap order value. Date is grant signature.

CORDIS records EU contribution of EUR 2,055,006.25 and total project cost of EUR 2,617,563.75, coordinated by DSI Aerospace, with EC signature October 13, 2022.

Entire consortium grant counted once, not solely coordinator funding. Coordinator share EUR 1482820 is not added again. Project cost EUR 4774166.25 is not another transaction. The official fact sheet https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/776311 corroborates this result article.

CORDIS records an EU contribution of EUR 4772000 to EO-ALERT, with the grant agreement signed on 23 October 2017.

Operator identifies ESA InCubed co-funding of the Planetek-led AI-eXpress project with D-Orbit and AIKO. Amount, award date, payment schedule and allocation among partners are not disclosed. Counted once for the project, not once per hosted node. The November 28, 2025 launch date is not treated as the award date.

co-funded by the European Space Agency (ESA) InCubed programme

Consortium study support recorded once under the named prime, not an allocated amount to each participant. Award value and publication date are undisclosed. April–October 2026 is the study duration. The EUR 50m reference mission cost envelope is not the study grant or capital raised.

Funded by the Preparation Element of the Basic Activities.

2025 award, contract FA8649-25-P-0445, scheduled August 29, 2025–June 1, 2027. Publication date not established. Award is public research support, not cash-disbursement evidence or new October 2026 funding. Distinct from the earlier 2023 company-reported AFWERX award. Counted once for Nimbus, not once per research partner.

Total Award Amount: $1,248,207

Operator launch release identifies OPTISAT within the Greek National Microsatellite Programme, funded by the EU Recovery and Resilience Facility. This records project-linked public support with an undisclosed OPTISAT allocation. March 30 is the launch event date, not a verified public-support announcement or contract-award date. No programme-wide facility amount is assigned to OPTISAT and no amount is inferred from the supplier contract.

The mission is implemented under contract with the European Space Agency (ESA).