NVIDIA is a technology company, primarily known for its design and manufacturing of Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) and other high-performance computing solutions. While famous for their GPUs used in gaming and AI development, NVIDIA's role in the space industry is growing through partnerships. They provide AI and accelerated computing to companies like Sierra Space for space domain awareness and Spire for AI weather projects, and Lumen Orbit for AI-powered space based data centers. NVIDIA's technology enables advanced image analysis, AI, and real-time predictions for space-related applications, with their products even being tested for space-hardening to operate in harsh environments.
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Planet Labs’ next-generation Owl monitoring satellites will include Nvidia GPUs for onboard computing.
Amazon, Google, Nvidia, and SpaceX have committed to early trials of orbital data centers.
Satlyt launched formally in 2024 and has received grants from NASA, Google, and Nvidia.
The NVIDIA AGX systems Sidus Space plans to launch are capable of 248 trillion operations per second.
Sidus Space is flying onboard computing hardware that evolved from Google Tensor chips to NVIDIA Jetson NX and is preparing to launch systems with the NVIDIA AGX.
Starcloud launched a refrigerator-sized satellite containing an Nvidia graphics processing unit into orbit late last year as a mini-data-center demonstration.
GRU Space was selected as part of Nvidia’s Inception Program for Startups.
Planet continues to integrate onboard NVIDIA Jetson hardware for on orbit edge processing.
Orbit AI plans to source technologies and components from several major suppliers, including the Ethereum Foundation, NVIDIA, Galaxy Space, Galactic Energy, SparkX Satellite, and AscendX Aerospace.
Starcloud sent a refrigerator-sized satellite containing an Nvidia graphics processing unit into orbit.
Updated licenses allow Microsoft to ship the equivalent of 60,400 additional A100 chips involving Nvidia's GB300 GPUs.
The 248Vi edge computer is powered by the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin Industrial platform, providing 248 tera-operations per second of AI performance.
The NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin Industrial module in the S-A2300 includes 2048 CUDA cores and 64 Tensor cores.
The S-A2300 supercomputer uses an NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin Industrial module featuring 248 trillion operations per second.
The Clustergate-2 payload supports access to multi-core processors including CPU, FPGA, and Nvidia GPU.
Northrop Grumman is further developing AI-driven solutions in space technology in collaboration with Luminary Cloud and NVIDIA.
Northrop Grumman is seeking to accelerate the optimization process for advanced space systems through the Luminary Cloud's Physics AI platform and NVIDIA's resources.
NVIDIA IGX Orin powered the first real-time AI search for fast radio bursts.
NVIDIA IGX Thor's compact form factor and power efficiency make it an ideal development platform for the SETI Institute's next-generation pipeline.
NVIDIA IGX Thor allows scientists to conduct AI inference and GPU-accelerated signal analysis at telescopes.