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Kepler Communications is launching a space-based cloud service, letting customers lease or buy compute hardware on satellites.

They’ve sold just two units to Axiom Space so far, calling it a strategic partnership.

Their full satellite network isn’t ready yet, only nine satellites and a spare exist for now.

The company promises real-time data processing from orbit but hasn’t proven wide utility or demand.

Cloudy with a Chance of Payloads

Kepler Communications Inc. has decided that relaying data just isn’t glamorous enough anymore. In a dazzling attempt to be the Amazon Web Services (AWS) of the upper atmosphere, they’re now offering compute in the cosmos. Yes, that’s right,…

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