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Space Data Centers Database

Search and compare space data center projects and related orbital computing demonstrations, including developers, technical specifications, suppliers, agreements and milestones. Follow each commitment to its original announcement.

Catalog: 98 projects. 13 proposal / study · 35 development · 13 launched · 20 demonstrated · 4 operating · 10 historical · 3 uncertain. These are project classifications, not spacecraft counts or verified commercial capacity.

37 projects classified as launched, demonstrated or operating: 29 reviewed, 8 with review limits or awaiting review. Each project appears in one classification.

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PROJECTS & RELATIONSHIPS

Compare the work behind each project.

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Linked view: · Star Catcher Industries · Suppliers and hosts only.

1–7 of 7 relationship records. Each row is one underlying record, including records linked to several projects. Roles and agreement evidence are separate.

Projects, organizations, roles, scope, commitment and supporting evidence.
Project / associated organizationOrganizationRoleComponent / service scopeCommitment / supporting evidence
StarcloudStarcloudStar Catcher IndustriesSupplierPower

Supplier-reported power-purchase agreement for future optical power supply to Starcloud's computing constellation.

Details & project milestones

Supplier-reported power-purchase agreement for future optical power supply to Starcloud's computing constellation.

Star Catcher's March 31, 2026 case study explicitly says Starcloud has signed a PPA and links back to their June 10, 2025 strategic partnership. March 31 is the evidence publication day, not a disclosed signature date. Treat this as the current commitment in the same relationship; a distinct additional instrument is not established. Price, power quantity, activation date and receiving mission are undisclosed. No power delivery to Starcloud-1 or Starcloud-2 is established.

Disclosed buyer: Starcloud.

Starcloud: Demonstration program

Next project milestone: Starcloud-2 commercial follow-on: late-2026/October launch targets in partner and executive announcements, with limited customer access and full operation targeted by 2027.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Evidence checked 27 Sept 2026.

Contract / order disclosedSource ↗
No tracked project linkAetheroStar Catcher IndustriesSupplierPower

Finalized power-purchase agreement for Aethero to draw power from the future Star Catcher Network.

Details & project milestones

Finalized power-purchase agreement for Aethero to draw power from the future Star Catcher Network.

Activation is expected over coming years. The agreement serves Aethero’s broader network; power delivery specifically to Titan is not confirmed. Quantity and price are undisclosed; supplier-wide backlog is not this award value.

Disclosed buyer: Aethero.

Evidence checked 26 Sept 2026.

Contract / order disclosedSource ↗
No tracked project linkAFWERXStar Catcher IndustriesSupplierPower · Research & feasibility studies

SBIR Phase II research and development of critical space-to-space power-beaming subsystems for the Star Catcher Network.

Details & project milestones

SBIR Phase II research and development of critical space-to-space power-beaming subsystems for the Star Catcher Network.

Company-reported $1.25 million Phase II SBIR award. AFWERX is the selecting program; the legal signing buyer, award identifier and execution date are not disclosed. No allocation to Aethero Titan, Starcloud or a particular client spacecraft is established.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: AFWERX.

USD 1,250,000. company-announced contract value

Evidence checked 27 Sept 2026.

Contract / order disclosedSource ↗
No tracked project linkLoft OrbitalStar Catcher IndustriesSupplierPower

Power-purchase agreement for future optical energy supply to Loft Orbital’s mission-agnostic satellite platforms.

Details & project milestones

Power-purchase agreement for future optical energy supply to Loft Orbital’s mission-agnostic satellite platforms.

The future grid will augment Loft’s platform fleet. Price, quantity, activation date and individual receiving missions are undisclosed; do not allocate to Altair or a named customer payload.

Disclosed buyer: Loft Orbital.

Evidence checked 27 Sept 2026.

Contract / order disclosedSource ↗
No tracked project linkAstro Digital US, Inc.Star Catcher IndustriesSupplierPower

Power-purchase agreement for future Star Catcher energy supply supporting Astro Digital's mission-as-a-service satellite platforms.

Details & project milestones

Power-purchase agreement for future Star Catcher energy supply supporting Astro Digital's mission-as-a-service satellite platforms.

The company release identifies Astro Digital US, Inc. as the purchasing party and describes the network as in development. September 16 is the announcement date; the signature date, price, power quantity and activation date are undisclosed. Corvus XL and data-center applications illustrate potential use; no named receiving mission or delivered orbital power is established.

Disclosed buyer: Astro Digital US, Inc..

Evidence checked 27 Sept 2026.

Contract / order disclosedSource ↗
No tracked project linkMission SpaceStar Catcher IndustriesSupplierPower

Future additional power for Mission Space satellites from the Star Catcher Network under a signed power-purchase agreement.

Details & project milestones

Future additional power for Mission Space satellites from the Star Catcher Network under a signed power-purchase agreement.

Signed PPA announced April 2025. The future optical energy service, five-to-tenfold power claims and operational resilience benefits are prospective. Price, quantity and actual delivery are undisclosed.

Disclosed buyer: Mission Space.

Associated organization: Mission Space.

Evidence checked 14 Oct 2026.

Contract / order disclosedSource ↗
No tracked project linkAFWERXStar Catcher IndustriesSupplierPower · Research & feasibility studies

SBIR Phase I research to validate core space-to-space power-beaming technology for low-Earth-orbit spacecraft enhancement and military readiness.

Details & project milestones

SBIR Phase I research to validate core space-to-space power-beaming technology for low-Earth-orbit spacecraft enhancement and military readiness.

Recipient-issued February 2025 award disclosure. No contract amount is supplied. Future energy delivery and five-to-tenfold power gains are objectives. The later Phase II award is separate.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: AFWERX.

Evidence checked 14 Oct 2026.

Contract / order disclosedSource ↗
Supplier work coverage by category

Distinct projects with a disclosed supplier or host in each work category. Investors, research participants and other partnership roles are excluded from supplier coverage. Click a count to see the matching projects. Columns overlap; do not add them together.

Component / serviceContract awardedSupplier selectedDevelopment agreementLaunch capacity reservedPreliminary agreementPartnershipAny supplierNo supplier
Power
↳ Electrical power system
↳ Batteries
↳ Solar arrays
Spacecraft & integration
↳ Satellite bus
↳ Payload integration
Compute & storage
↳ Storage payload
↳ Processors / accelerators
↳ Photonic computing components
Thermal control
↳ Radiators / cooling
Communications
↳ Optical links
Launch
↳ Launch capacity
↳ Launch integration
Operations
↳ Mission operations
↳ Ground stations & ground segment
↳ Deployable structures
↳ Payload industrial design
↳ Flight / payload software
↳ Data services
↳ Electric propulsion
↳ Avionics / integrated electronics
↳ In-space manufacturing
↳ Spacecraft protection systems
↳ Attitude control components
Sensors & monitoring
↳ Radiation sensors
↳ Lunar payload delivery
Commercial services
↳ Cloud capacity & advisory
↳ Technical training & capability transfer
Research & feasibility studies

Technical specifications retain the source’s original units and evidence status. Hardware counts, compute rates and power are not equivalent; launched hardware does not establish demonstrated performance. Supplier counts include suppliers and hosts only, reflect current filters and cover this directory, not the entire market. “No record” means no disclosure captured; it does not mean the work is unawarded. Latest developments use source dates, not routine review or collection dates.