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Spire Global created a maritime business unit focused on AIS data and analytics in 2019.
Spire Maritime supplies vessel and shipping data used by media outlets including Bloomberg News, Forbes, and The Maritime Executive.
Exolaunch plans to send four Spire Global cubesats into low-inclination orbits on an Indian Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle later 2020.
With a second pair of GNSS Reflectometry cubesats, Spire plans to provide sustained monitoring of soil moisture and ocean winds.
Under current plans, Spire may be able to obtain NOAA’s 20,000 daily radio occultations goal by the end of 2020.
Two Spire satellites equipped with bistatic radars observe how Global Navigation Satellite System signals scatter after bouncing off Earth surface features as part of GNSS reflectometry work.
Spire launched two GNSS Reflectometry cubesats on 2019-12-11 on an Indian Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle.
NOAA awarded contracts in 2018 to GeoOptics, PlanetIQ, and Spire as part of its second Commercial Weather Data Pilot.
NASA announced plans in 2018 to purchase Earth science data from Maxar, Planet, and Spire.
Spire Global builds its own satellites and operates a network of 70 ground station antennas across 17 countries.
Spire Global deploys a satellite approximately once a week, schedules a launch about every eight weeks, and conducts about 45,000 satellite ground station contacts per month.
Spire Global paid Mercury Public Affairs, LLC $90,000 in 2016 for Washington representation.
Spire Global established a Washington office after finding its U.S. headquarters in San Francisco and its Boulder, Colorado location were insufficient to serve government customers.
Spire Global opened its sixth office in Washington, D.C., with a team of 10 employees.
Spire plans to launch additional satellites later in 2020 to complete the AirSafe rollout.
By 2021 Spire’s constellation will be large enough to observe any aircraft’s latitude, longitude, altitude, and time and provide reports within 15 minutes.
Spire launched its first analytics product, a weather forecasting service for maritime customers, earlier 2019-09.
Spire Global announced over $40,000,000 in new funding on 2019-09-25 from strategic partners ITOCHU, Mitsui, and Scottish Investment Bank and financial investors led by the GPO Fund, Perennial Value Management Limited, and Bessemer Ventures.
Spire has launched more than 100 cubesats, with more than 80 in operation today.
Spire raised a new funding round of more than $40,000,000 to fund development of data products and expansion into the Asia-Pacific market.