SenseTime Space Computing Constellation (商汤太空算力星座)
This project focuses on a proposed constellation of satellites for computing in space.
SenseTime and ADA Space announced an orbital-computing cooperation at WAIC on 18 July 2026. SenseTime's company report targets initial Shangtang-series satellite launches and networking in 2026 and a thousand-satellite-class network exceeding 10,000 P by 2030. P is the source's native unit with precision undefined. No launch specifically attributed to this program or completed commercial capacity has been verified.
SenseTime / ADA Space · Partnership announced
Scope: Shared computing & storage · A shared computing or storage platform, or a program developing that infrastructure. Classification describes intended use, not operating capacity.
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.
PROJECT RELATIONSHIPS
Suppliers & project partners
SenseTime
Strategic partner
Program organization: ADA Space (国星宇航)
Partnership
Compute & storage
SenseTime and ADA Space agreed to jointly develop a phased space-computing constellation and space-ground AI infrastructure.
The announcement describes a strategic cooperation agreement, not a disclosed procurement contract. Actual buyer/supplier tiers, investment, value and hardware scope are unknown.
Announced 18 Jul 2026 · Evidence checked 25 Sept 2026
Launch and identify the first verification satellites attributed to this program
Manual review 29 Oct 2026. SenseTime's July 20 account still supports only a proposed 2026 initial launch and 2030 thousand-satellite, greater-than-10,000 P roadmap. No attributed launch, defined precision or achieved capacity was found. Primary body last observed 20 Oct, 01:08 UTC. Source monitoring: ongoing. Source collection and substantive profile review are separate checks. Plans and dates may change.
SenseTime describes 2026 initial launch/networking and a 2030 thousand-satellite-class network exceeding 10,000 P. The same article also discusses a terrestrial Galaxy Plan; its other participants are not thereby orbital suppliers.
The partners announced orbital-computing cooperation at WAIC. The original 20 July SenseTime account confirms the 18 July event; it does not establish a procurement buyer or value.
The previously reviewed People's Daily account describes a 2028 space–ground hybrid backbone as an intermediate roadmap target. This remains an attributed plan, not completed deployment. The source could not be re-read in this pass, and SenseTime's 20 July company account does not repeat this intermediate step.
