Spire Global is a space-to-cloud data and analytics company that operates one of the world's largest multipurpose satellite constellations. They specialize in tracking global data sets, including maritime, aviation, and weather patterns, using a fleet of over 100 CubeSats. Spire provides data and analytics to various industries and government entities like NASA, ESA, and NOAA, offering services such as maritime tracking, aviation surveillance, and weather forecasting. Their key products include Spire Sense Cloud, Spire AirSafe, and Spire Stratos, and they also offer "Space as a Service" solutions.
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The Aether terminal tests on the Spire-launched satellite will enable Spire Global to evaluate how the Aether data-relay network could support Spire’s LEO constellation of more than 110 Lemur smallsats.
Spire Global operates a space-as-a-service business that enables commercial and government organizations to deploy applications and sensors using Spire’s space technology, ground station network, and automated operations system.
Initial Aether terminal tests on a Spire-launched satellite in the fourth quarter of 2022 will be limited to verifying hardware performance and data rates.
Spire Global was based in San Francisco and moved its global headquarters to Vienna, Virginia after becoming a public company this summer by merging with a special purpose acquisition company.
A Falcon 9 launch vehicle deployed Spire’s nanosatellite into Spire’s on-orbit constellation on 2021-06-30.
Spire completed a SPAC merger in 2021.
ADLER-1 will collect data on the environment of micro space debris in low Earth orbit using a short-range radar provided by Spire.
Virgin Orbit added Spire’s ADLER-1 to the Above the Clouds mission manifest on 2021-12-09.
Theresa Condor, Chief Operating Officer at Spire Global, supports implementing a proactive satellite-based monitoring solution because ground and aircraft monitoring technologies are impractical at scale and advanced systems can increase coverage and enable faster activation of backup solutions.
Spire Global, Inc. was awarded a contract under the European Space Agency’s Navigation Innovation and Support Program (NAVISP) Element 2 funded by the UK Space Agency.
Spire Global provides space-based data, analytics, and space services to commercial and government organizations via subscription.
hiSky plans to demonstrate its technology over LEO with a payload called Ella1 to be hosted on Spire Global’s Lemur 3U satellite expected to launch late next year.
Spire acquired all of the outstanding common shares of exactEarth through its wholly-owned indirect subsidiary Spire Global Canada Acquisition Corp. for CAD$2.5009 in cash and 0.1 share of Spire Class A common stock per exactEarth share.
Spire provided guidance in its 2021-07-01 earnings call of $48,600,000 to $52,000,000 in ARR for year-end 2021 and a range of 225 to 242 ARR solution customers, and that guidance did not factor in the acquisition of exactEarth.
The Arrangement between Spire and exactEarth was announced on 2021-09-14.
exactEarth is now a fully owned subsidiary of Spire and will continue to operate from Cambridge, Ontario, Canada under the leadership of Peter Mabson reporting directly to Peter Platzer.
Spire plans to launch a SpaceChain payload on a new satellite equipped with Spire’s Sabertooth supercomputer.
Dirk Hoke will work with Spire’s management team to expand Spire’s reach across industry and geography and identify new use cases for Spire’s space-based data solutions.
Spire reported revenue of $9,600,000 for the three months ended 2021-09-30, a 33% increase from the three months ended 2020-09-30.
Spire reported $9,600,000 in revenue for the third quarter ended 2021-09-30, a 33 percent increase from the same period in 2020.