Space is the hottest emerging sector of 2026, focused on the opportunity to expand humanity beyond the bounds of Earth. The major players in the space economy right now are building the orbital economy and building for the multi-planetary future over next 10-20 years.
This is the transcript for the third episode of The Frontier Podcast with Rand Hindi, Founder of Zama and Unit VC, hosted by Tom Mitchelhill and SpaceComputer CoFounder Daniel Bar. Welcome back to the Frontier Podcast, the show where we interview the pioneers pushing technology and humankind into the future
Space-based data centers went from science fiction to a serious investment thesis sometime around 2023. Google, Starcloud, Axiom Space, and SpaceComputer all announced orbital compute initiatives in the last few years. The race is on to scalability, with the finish line somewhere around 2030. One might say orbital compute is
2025 was a remarkable year for aerospace. * SpaceX valuation at the beginning of the year was rumoured to be an already impressive figure of $400B, by the end of the same year estimates of close to $800B were circulating with a widely anticipated >$1T IPO in 2026. * Space Data
SpaceComputer has entered a partnership with DataHaven, to integrate private, verifiable storage as the data layer for our satellite-based compute infrastructure. DataHaven will serve as the persistent storage layer for cryptographic outputs generated by SpaceComputer's orbital services, including our trusted execution environments (TEEs), cryptographic random number generation (cTRNG)
As humanity pushes beyond terrestrial bounds, 2025 was the year SpaceComputer set its foundations in orbit. What began as an idea for extra-planetary sovereignty materialized into working satellites, radiation-powered cryptographic tools, and a growing community of builders focused on the space-native economy. This is SpaceComputer’s year in review; an
This is the transcript for the third episode of The Frontier Podcast with Dovey Wan, Founder of Primitive Ventures, hosted by Tom Mitchelhill and SpaceComputer CoFounder Daniel Bar. Welcome back to the Frontier Podcast, the show where we interview the pioneers pushing technology and humankind into the future and going
Building consensus protocols that global decentralized systems depend on is no easy feat. From her PhD in Computer Science to HotStuff to Facebook’s Libra (Diem), SpaceComputer Research Coordinator Dr. Dahlia Malkhi’s career demonstrates that breakthroughs are forged by teamwork - not on solo geniuses - and why that
At Frontier Forum with Daniel Bar and Filip Rezabek All right, so for the beginning of the session, we'll share a little bit of insight into what brought us the motivation to work in space and how the space sector currently looks like. So what does spacefaring mean
This is the transcript for the second episode of The Frontier Podcast with Ameen Soleimani, hosted by Tom Mitchelhill and SpaceComputer CoFounder Daniel Bar. Welcome back to the Frontier podcast, the show where we interview the pioneers pushing technology and humankind into the future and going deep on the original
Among the multitude of SpaceComputer's interstellar and earthbound missions, is to reliably provide true randomness from our tamper-proof decentralized orbital network. This blog will cover the need for entropy as well as the underlying architecture currently being employed to achieve this mission. Entropy and Random Number Generators (RNGs)
SpaceComputer, developers of satellite infrastructure to deliver a tamper-resistant onchain environment, today announced its seed round, having raised $10 million to bring its in-orbit Celestial network to space. The raise is intended to support the launch of an initial satellite constellation, custom space-grade hardware design, consensus development, ecosystem development, and
This is the transcript for the first episode of The Frontier Podcast with Dahlia Malkhi, hosted by Tom Mitchelhill and SpaceComputer CoFounder Daniel Bar. Welcome to the first episode of the Frontier Podcast, a new show where we interview the pioneers pushing technology and humankind into the future and going
SpaceComputer has entered a strategic partnership with EigenCloud, selecting EigenDA to serve as its Data Availability (DA) layer, This marks a major milestone in the roadmap toward a physically verifiable, space-based compute network. This integration will underpin the development of SpaceComputer’s two-tier L1/L2 stack, ensuring high-throughput, high-security, and
Introduction True randomness is essential for bolstering security in decentralized applications (dApps), particularly in authentication mechanisms where predictability can lead to devastating exploits. SpaceComputer Orbitport tackles this head-on by harnessing satellite technology to deliver verifiable, tamper-proof randomness and secure compute through its robust APIs. This guide is crafted to be
Introduction True randomness is vital for ensuring fairness and security within decentralized applications (dApps), especially in scenarios involving cryptography and gaming. SpaceComputer Orbitport addresses this critical need uniquely by leveraging satellite technology to offer authentic and tamper-proof randomness and secure compute, through its innovative infrastructure and APIs. This comprehensive guide
Earlier this month, SpaceComputer Advisor Dahlia Malkhi gave a talk on “Building Orbital Root of Trust with State-of-Art Technology” at the BASS Conference. This talk is the most comprehensive breakdown of SpaceComputer to date, starting with the broad vision of the space economy and motivations behind the project, then breaking
𝕤𝕡/𝕒𝕔𝕔 = the movement from merely virtual decentralization to physically verifiable, orbital security primitives–an architectural shift toward space-native trust minimization. Consequential to our ongoing efforts on research and engineering with our initial security service product (cTRNG), we are ecstatic to reveal the official 𝕤𝕡/𝕒𝕔𝕔 roadmap. This marks the next chapter in our
Welcome to the second edition of Signals from Orbit - your regular report on SpaceComputer and the 𝕤𝕡/𝕒𝕔𝕔 ecosystem 🛰️ Hello Earthlings, You’ve probably noticed that over the last couple of months, we’ve gone to quite a bit of effort to introduce the people behind our mission—our founders. Daniel
Two years ago, the global space economy had already reached $570 billion, double what it had been just a decade before, and with projections of $1-2 trillion by 20401. The opportunity is bigger than people realize: beyond the headlines of Blue Origin- style space tourism and other companies' satellite
The SpaceComputer team is getting a lot more public about what we’re building, and what’s coming very soon. For the first time since the project’s launch, SpaceComputer co-founder Daniel Exponent gave an in-depth interview, joining Tom Mitchelhill on the NGMI podcast to discuss his vision, our progress
Welcome to the first edition of Signals from Orbit the monthly report for SpaceComputer and its ecosystem 🛰️ Each month, we’ll share a brief recap of what’s happening across SpaceComputer: product releases, research milestones, and our broader effort to build trust-minimized systems beyond Earth. This month, we moved from
Recently, we launched the public beta of cTRNG—the Cosmic True Random Number Generator, our first system built on SpaceComputer’s satellite infrastructure. cTRNG delivers verifiable randomness sourced from space to support critical cryptographic functions including key generation, consensus randomness, as well as dApp functionalities like NFT trait assignment, governance,
We are thrilled to announce the closing of our pre-seed funding, with a round led by Primitive Ventures and with participation from Nascent, Tangent Ventures, Symbolic Capital, Public Works, Merkle Ventures, and Starshield. We’re also grateful for the support of angels including Loi Luu, Sandeep Nailwal and Meltem Demirors.
Since Bitcoin’s launch, it has become standard for blockchain projects to publish a whitepaper early in development. As a prelude to that, we introduced our blue paper and have been grateful for the feedback from investors, builders, and the web3 community. As we approach the publication of our whitepaper
Last week, two of SpaceComputer’s co-founders, Daniel Exponent and Filip Rezabek, made their way to America’s Northeast to participate in the IC3 Blockchain Accelerator and Cornell Tech Blockchain Conference and to visit two of the country’s top academic institutions: Yale and Princeton. They participated in guest lectures,
Just a few months ago, CoinTelegraph reported that SpaceComputer—formerly known as SpaceCoin—partnered with space infrastructure provider Aptos Digital to launch three satellites for initial testing. Today, we’re thrilled to announce the first product to emerge from SpaceComputer satellite infrastructure: cTRNG, now available in public beta. Space-Sourced Data
Introduction True randomness is vital for ensuring fairness and security within decentralized applications (dApps), especially in scenarios involving cryptography and gaming. SpaceComputer Orbitport addresses this critical need uniquely by leveraging satellite technology to offer authentic and tamper-proof randomness and secure compute, through its innovative infrastructure and APIs. This comprehensive guide
To the technology pioneers, the misfits of Earth's nation states, anon builders, dropouts, and underdogs; the digital nomads and distributed systems researchers; the social renegades, creators, and subculture community cultivators. SpaceComputer is a celestially-distributed cryptographic substrate built on satellite network infrastructure. As humanity is prepared to re-engage in
Short but important update: The Spacecoin.xyz project has changed its name to SpaceComputer in order to more clearly communicate its mission to a broader audience. Official Domains and Links Website: https://spacecomputer.io X: https://x.com/spacecomputerio Telegram Chat: https://t.me/SpaceComputerOfficial LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/
