Ramon.Space is a leading provider of space-resilient computing infrastructure, creating software-empowered systems that enable Earth-like computing capabilities in space. They specialize in developing radiation-hardened computing platforms with high-capacity storage, processing, and connectivity solutions for satellites and spacecraft. Their products, including NuStream, NuPod, and NuComm, cater to various applications like satellite communications, Earth observation, and space exploration. Ramon.Space partners with organizations like NASA, ESA, Radisys, SkyServe, and Foxconn and has a proven track record with over 50 space missions.
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Ramon.Space and Ingrasys expanded their collaboration to develop data center infrastructure for space.
The expanded Ramon.Space and Ingrasys partnership focuses on creating a dedicated, production-ready space product line.
Ingrasys has been a key manufacturing partner for Ramon.Space’s space computing product line.
Ramon.Space and Ingrasys are expanding a collaboration to develop data center infrastructure for space.
Ramon.Space and Ingrasys have worked together since 2023 to manufacture Ramon.Space’s radiation-hardened electronics in high volumes.
Ramon.Space has previously supplied space-hardened NuComm processors to about 50 space missions, including OneWeb satellites and projects led by ESA and NASA.
Israel's Ramon.Space secured a major contract with Eutelsat to supply 70 advanced digital communication systems for the OneWeb LEO satellite constellation.
Ingrasys is investing in Ramon.Space and partnering to manufacture Ramon.Space products as part of an expansion into space computing infrastructure.
Ramon.Space and Kythera Space Solutions have partnered to deliver highly dynamic and flexible communications payload solutions.
Ramon.Space and Lulav Space are partnering to provide an advanced navigation solution for the Beresheet 2 lunar mission scheduled for 2025.
Ramon.Space supplied computing technology for the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency’s Hayabusa-2 asteroid mission.
LEOcloud announced a partnership on 2021-07-13 with Ramon.Space to develop satellite-based cloud computing.