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TakeMe2Space plans orbital data centre launch on Falcon 9 in 2028

4 sources · first seen 08:54 28 Sept · updated 09:34 28 Sept

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  • The Hyderabad-based company plans two 100-kg satellites with Nvidia Thor GPUs and 100 TB storage
  • It plans to launch the satellites on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket in 2028
  • A successful launch could advance India’s space and data-centre ecosystem, though execution remains ahead

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TakeMe2Space's planned orbital data centre

Hyderabad-based TakeMe2Space plans to launch two 100-kg satellites carrying Nvidia Thor GPUs and 100 TB of storage as an orbital data centre.

Monday, 28 September

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    TakeMe2Space plans orbital data centre launch on Falcon 9 in 2028

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4 reports · earliest 08:54
ReutersIndia's TakeMe2Space to launch orbital computing satellite on SpaceX rocket08:54Business StandardTakeMe2Space to fly India's first orbital data centre on Falcon 9 in 202809:05Economic TimesTakeMe2Space to launch orbital computing satellite on SpaceX rocket09:18MoneycontrolIndia's TakeMe2Space to launch orbital computing satellite on SpaceX rocket09:34