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Spire Global’s weather intelligence can provide high-accuracy forecasts up to six days ahead.
Spire Global generates weather intelligence from its satellite constellation using radio occultation, maritime wind, and soil moisture data.
AiDASH will be able to provide power companies an environment to comprehensively and in real time understand transmission-grid risks caused by weather factors using Spire’s weather intelligence.
The successful deployment of the HyMS demonstrator enhances Spire Global's capacity to support global forecasting agencies.
The partnership allows Myriota to scale its Ultralight Network by using Spire's existing bus designs.
Myriota has been collaborating with Spire since 2021 to integrate its network software onto Spire satellites.
The Twilight mission carried eight satellites built and operated by Spire for Myriota.
Spire's broader constellation observes the Earth in real time using radio frequency technology for various datasets.
OroraTech is a key partner to Spire Global Canada, which is developing Canada's WildFireSat constellation of 10 small satellites.
In March 2025, OroraTech deployed a constellation of 8 satellites known as OroraTech Constellation Phase-2 (OTC-P2) on an 8U Spire Global Lemur CubeSat satellite bus.
HyMS is one of nine Spire payloads launched on the SpaceX Twilight mission.
The partnership with Spire strengthens Myriota’s ability to deliver low-power, secure, and resilient IoT connectivity across various industries.
Since 2021, Myriota has scaled its IoT connectivity platform by deploying its network software on Spire satellites.
Spire Global launched eight satellites for Myriota on the same mission, expanding Myriota's IoT network.
A Hyperspectral Microwave Sounder satellite demonstrator was launched for Spire Global on the SpaceX Twilight rideshare mission.
Exolaunch collaborates with Spire to fly nine Spire-built satellites into a dawn-dusk orbit.
The nine Spire-built satellites will be launched aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9.
Spire Global was selected under a $72 million contract to build an initial seven satellites for Canada’s WildFireSat constellation.
Spire Global is opening a new site in Germany to build 100 satellites per year.
Spire Global forecasts over 30% revenue growth in 2026.