Russia · Orbital server and software-test demonstrator
This project focuses on testing servers and software in orbit.
RUVDS reported public access opening on August 13, 2026 for RUVDSSat1 onboard archives, uploads and camera use. This is a final mission-testing phase on a TriSAT software-test platform, not evidence of a durable commercial data-centre service.
RUVDS · Open-testing phase reported
Scope: Shared computing & storage · A shared computing or storage platform, or a program developing that infrastructure. Classification describes intended use, not operating capacity.
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Operator-stated onboard hardware specification reviewed October 8, not achieved workload throughput.
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Primary source ↗Operator-stated onboard memory, not measured available service capacity.
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Primary source ↗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.
KESL Space Edition software developed for RUVDSSat1 Raspberry Pi Zero.
Named software collaboration. No contract amount disclosed.
Announced 12 Dec 2025 · Evidence checked 8 Oct 2026
RUVDS Kaspersky software disclosure (opens in a new tab)Research participant
Program organization: RUVDS
PartnershipRelative-motion control algorithms for the TriSAT program.
Research contribution disclosed, not a separately priced contract or demonstrated formation flight.
Announced 29 Oct 2024 · Evidence checked 8 Oct 2026
RUVDS TriSAT research roles (opens in a new tab)TriSAT spacecraft development, testing and manufacture, with RUVDS responsible for onboard software. RUVDS's August 15, 2026 account also identifies OKB5 as co-developer of the Console Gate satellite-access protocol.
No priced procurement disclosed. Distinct from the earlier 2023 orbital server.
Announced 29 Oct 2024 · Evidence checked 26 Oct 2026
RUVDS TriSAT development agreement (opens in a new tab)Manual review 28 Oct 2026. Compared the operator hardware and public-testing releases. Raspberry Pi Zero and separate control functions, deployable TriSAT form and historical one-year minimum target are distinguished from achieved life. Existing RAM and clock ratings retained. Power and current end-of-mission date are undisclosed. Primary body last observed 23 Oct, 06:35 UTC. Source monitoring: ongoing. Source collection and substantive profile review are separate checks. Plans and dates may change.
RUVDS open-testing announcement (opens in a new tab)Verified announcements and milestones linked to this project, newest first.
Operator announced the final open-testing phase.
Operator announced access opening two days later. Mission completion not established.
RUVDS reported separation from Mule 4T after the December 28, 2025 launch.
Launch date retrospectively reported by operator on February 3, 2026.
RUVDS and OKB5 announced signed spacecraft development agreement.
