Cloud Constellation Corporation is a space-based cloud service provider focused on data security through its SpaceBelt™ Data Security as a Service (DSaaS). They aim to offer secure, global managed network services and cloud data storage in space to enterprise, government, and military organizations. SpaceBelt uses a network of satellites in low Earth orbit (LEO) interconnected with a laser photonic ring to provide secure data storage and transmission, bypassing terrestrial network vulnerabilities and jurisdictional restrictions. Key partners include IBM, Wasabi, Addvalue, and Telespazio, with the goal of enabling secure cloud infrastructure for various organizations worldwide.
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Phantom Space offers end-to-end support from satellite design and production to dedicated launch and is developing future orbital infrastructure capabilities such as the Phantom Cloud constellation.
Phantom Space’s broader business vision includes launch, satellite production, and future orbital infrastructure through its Phantom Cloud constellation.
Assured Space and Phantom Space will jointly design, develop, launch, and operate the Phantom Cloud constellation.
Assured Space, based in Chandler, Arizona, will design and build radio frequency communications payloads for the 66-satellite Phantom Cloud constellation.
Cloud Constellation is working with IBM, satellite manufacturer LeoStella, and subsystem vendors to ensure that SpaceBelt has global connectivity, data storage, and edge computing to accommodate blockchain applications.
Cloud Constellation is developing an LEO constellation known as SpaceBelt to provide Data-Security-as-a-Service and secure cloud storage and management services.
The MoU between Mynaric and Cloud Constellation includes a first phase in which Mynaric will deliver all OISL terminals required for the first ten SpaceBelt satellites to be built by prime contractor LeoStella.
LeoStella is the selected prime contractor to build the first ten satellites of Cloud Constellation’s SpaceBelt.
Mynaric and Cloud Constellation have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to use Mynaric’s laser communication products to connect Cloud Constellation’s LEO satellites via Optical Inter-Satellite Links.
LeoStella produces satellites for customers including Cloud Constellation, Loft Orbital, and NorthStar.
LeoStella is producing satellites for customers including Cloud Constellation, Loft Orbital, and NorthStar.
Cloud Constellation was finalizing receipt of a $100,000,000 investment in December to help deploy a ring of secure data-storage satellites in low Earth orbit.
Cloud Constellation was in discussion with three separate groups that could invest without raising CFIUS concerns.
The $100,000,000 investment represented roughly one-third of Cloud Constellation's estimated funding needed to build and launch its satellite constellation.
The Chinese company poised to invest in Cloud Constellation was Hong Kong-based HCH Group, a former Hughes Network Systems subsidiary spun off in 2013.
Cloud Constellation and Telespazio will work together to offer Data Security as a Service to government and corporate customers.
HCH Group committed $100,000,000 to Cloud Constellation in December with the commitment expected to close the following quarter.
Cloud Constellation selected LeoStella to build a system of 10 satellites for low Earth orbit.
Cloud Constellation plans to begin SpaceBelt service in the fourth quarter of 2021.
Cloud Constellation raised a $5,000,000 Series A in 2016.