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SpaceComputer Tests Secure Computing Infrastructure

August 1, 2023

2 min read

Key Takeaways

SpaceComputer to test secure computing infrastructure in orbit.
Space Fabric links ground stations with satellites.
Orbitport API under development for secure gateway.
SpaceComputer raised $10 million in funding.

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Strategic Implications

This development may indicate growing demand for secure computing in space, which could lead to increased investment in space-based infrastructure. SpaceComputer's approach suggests a focus on open, protocol-oriented solutions, which may set a precedent for future space internet development.

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What Happened

Singapore Startup Prepares On-Orbit Test For Space Fabric

SpaceComputer, a Singapore-based startup, is preparing to test its secure computing infrastructure in orbit later this year. The company’s Space Fabric product is designed to link ground stations with satellites and enable secure computing and communications. SpaceComputer has raised $10 million in funding and is developing an application programming interface called Orbitport to serve as a secure gateway. The company’s approach emphasizes open, protocol-oriented solutions and cryptographic security, as reported by SpaceNews.

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