Space Data Centers Database

AI-assisted sensing and nonkinetic high-power microwave protection for three Lonestar orbital-server satellites in the initial phase. Wider constellation protection is prospective.

ARES reports TRL 4 after laboratory tests. Orbital deployment and completed deliveries are not established. Wider constellation protection remains prospective. The signature date is undisclosed.

Disclosed buyer: Lonestar Data Holdings.

Associated organization: Lonestar Data Holdings.

More than USD 5,581,180 (PLN 22,000,000). More than USD 5,581,180 (PLN 22 million). Latest issuer disclosure.

Evidence checked 13 Oct 2026.

An LOI proposes StarVault hosting and engineering studies, with intended OSPREYBuilder participation in 2028 and larger structures from 2030.

Intentions are subject to development and further agreements; no reserved capacity, price or firm service order is disclosed.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Lonestar Data Holdings.

Evidence checked 26 Sept 2026.

The parties signed a Space Act Agreement covering off-world storage, computing and communications evaluation.

This framework does not establish NASA funding or procurement.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Lonestar Data Holdings.

Evidence checked 26 Sept 2026.

Build and deliver an additional StarVault orbital data-storage payload under an amended agreement.

Amendment to an existing agreement, not a separate value to add to the preliminary lunar program. April15 identified the first StarVault on LizzieSat-4. Sidus's September28 release confirms Lonestar aboard LS4 and a joint LS4/LS5 Bandwagon6 launch no earlier than April2027, subject to readiness (https://investors.sidusspace.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/294/sidus-space-to-launch-lizziesat-4-and-lizziesat-5-together). Host and schedule of the additional StarVault remain undisclosed; LS5 is not assigned to it.

Disclosed buyer: Lonestar Data Holdings.

Evidence checked 30 Sept 2026.

Light Wing solar arrays for the Sidus spacecraft supporting Lonestar’s cislunar storage program.

Selection by Sidus, not a direct Lonestar award. Parent program remains described as a preliminary agreement; array order value is undisclosed.

Disclosed buyer: Sidus Space.

Evidence checked 24 Sept 2026.

Design, build, payload integration and on-orbit support for six lunar data-storage spacecraft.

Approximately $120m preliminary agreement; the source explicitly warns a definitive agreement may not be entered into. Not booked revenue or a firm contract total.

Disclosed buyer: Lonestar Data Holdings.

Approximately USD 120,000,000. Approximate preliminary agreement value; not firm backlog

Evidence checked 24 Sept 2026.

A signed MoU covers data sharing and analysis relevant to terrestrial and space interferometry.

Research collaboration, not a commercial storage purchase or guaranteed observing capability.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Lonestar Data Holdings.

Evidence checked 26 Sept 2026.

Cloud-capacity sourcing, data-center advisory and commercial-network support for Lonestar's terrestrial, orbital and lunar services.

A bilateral strategic partnership. No customer, capacity commitment, purchase order, value or revenue-sharing terms are disclosed.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Lonestar Data Holdings.

Evidence checked 24 Sept 2026.

Active Vigilance system-health and radiation-diagnostics software for Lonestar's Freedom lunar data-center payload.

The software is described as developed by Exploration Institute and commercialized by Active Vigilance Inc. The buyer, license terms, value and responsibility split are undisclosed.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Lonestar Data Holdings.

Evidence checked 24 Sept 2026.

The partners announced AI and graph-database work for Lonestar's Freedom mission.

The August 2024 first-party announcement establishes a partnership and planned Graph Database payload test, not a paid order. It gives no legal buyer, price or contract instrument. Its late-2024 lunar-landing schedule was prospective; Lonestar later reported Valkyrie AI data handling during the February-March 2025 cislunar transit, while IM-2 ended before sustained lunar-surface operations.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Lonestar Data Holdings.

Evidence checked 27 Sept 2026.

Architectural and 3D-printed exterior design for Lonestar's Freedom lunar data-center payload.

The announcement describes a design partnership. Commercial terms are undisclosed, and BIG is not identified as the payload hardware builder or spacecraft supplier.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Lonestar Data Holdings.

Evidence checked 24 Sept 2026.

ARMAS radiation sensor supplied for Skycorp/SpaceBilt's experiment within Lonestar's Freedom payload on IM-2.

The April 2024 release says the sensor was built for Skycorp; the September 17, 2024 ARMAS release explicitly names Space Environment Technologies. Preserve the existing supplier identity without duplication. Contract form, price, detailed ownership and achieved mission-specific radiation measurements are not disclosed by these preflight releases.

Disclosed buyer: Spacebilt.

Evidence checked 27 Sept 2026.

Microchip PolarFire system-on-chip running Linux for Lonestar's Freedom lunar data-center payload; the processor family is named in the October 2024 developer-network announcement.

The April 2024 release names Microchip as the RISC-V processor supplier; the October 22, 2024 developer-network release identifies the PolarFire SoC family (https://www.lonestarlunar.com/press-release/lonestar-unveils-lunar-developer-network). The purchasing party, exact part number, quantity, order value and commercial terms remain undisclosed. This historical Freedom hardware does not establish StarVault's configuration.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Lonestar Data Holdings.

Evidence checked 27 Sept 2026.

Storage hardware installed in Lonestar's Freedom lunar data-center payload.

The source states that Phison supplied a storage device for Freedom, but does not identify the purchasing party, order value, capacity or exact hardware model.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Lonestar Data Holdings.

Evidence checked 24 Sept 2026.

Data-storage payload participation on Lonestar's Independence cislunar test mission.

Lonestar calls SSPI a customer on board but does not disclose the contracting entity, value, data volume, service level or whether the relationship continued after the test.

Disclosed buyer: Space & Satellite Professionals International.

Evidence checked 24 Sept 2026.

Co-development and co-patenting of ultra-high-density cooling technology for terrestrial, orbital and lunar data-center applications.

A development partnership without disclosed flight hardware, project schedule, exclusivity, purchase order, value or intellectual-property allocation.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Lonestar Data Holdings.

Evidence checked 24 Sept 2026.

Hands-on mission-management services for Lonestar lunar missions.

Lonestar identifies Tierra Lunar as Dr. Jose Hernandez's company and says it is working closely with Lonestar on mission-management services. The release does not identify a legal buyer, contract instrument, value, effective date, work package, receiving spacecraft or mission-specific allocation; no independent authoritative corroboration was found.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Lonestar Data Holdings.

Evidence checked 27 Sept 2026.

State of Florida customer participation in the IM-1 Independence storage and retrieval test.

Customer announcement page is dated October 19, 2023, with an October 10 body dateline; neither is a verified contract signature date. Successful February 2024 test is documented separately at https://www.lonestarlunar.com/press-release/lonestar-lands-on-the-moon. Value, procuring legal entity, duration and recurring service terms remain undisclosed.

Disclosed buyer: State of Florida.

Evidence checked 26 Sept 2026.

Lunar payload delivery and service testing on IM-1 and delivery of Lonestar's first full data-services payload on IM-2.

The source confirms contracts for the first two lunar missions but does not disclose values, detailed deliverables or later schedule changes.

Disclosed buyer: Lonestar Data Holdings.

Evidence checked 24 Sept 2026.

Build Lonestar's first lunar data-services payload for the IM-2 mission, later announced as Freedom.

The April 2022 announcement explicitly states the payload build was contracted with Skycorp, now SpaceBilt. Contract value and detailed work split are undisclosed; later Lonestar releases identify the IM-2 payload as Freedom.

Disclosed buyer: Lonestar Data Holdings.

Evidence checked 24 Sept 2026.