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Sidus Space is Lonestar’s exclusive satellite manufacturing partner for six lunar data storage spacecraft.
Lonestar will position itself as a leading provider of deep space data storage services for high-stakes applications.
Lonestar provides cutting-edge data storage and Resiliency As A Service (RAAS) solutions for clients with mission-critical data needs.
Phison’s 8TB M.2 2280 SSD solution was previously selected to take part in Lonestar Data Holdings’ first lunar data center mission.
Lonestar Data Holdings has a second commercial mission contracted with Intuitive Machines on the IM-2 mission scheduled for later 2024.
The Independence payload developed by Lonestar Data Holdings was delivered on Intuitive Machines’ IM-1 Odysseus Nova-C lander mission.
Lonestar Data Holdings successfully tested its data center concept in cislunar space and subsequently from the Moon.
The first successful commercial lunar landing on 2024-02-22 used Intuitive Machines’ Odysseus NOVA-C lander that included the Lonestar Data payload.
Lonestar Data Holdings plans to deploy a range of increasingly sophisticated data centers on, in, and around the Moon, including a follow-on mission scheduled later 2024.
Fieldfisher’s Space Projects team provided space regulatory advice to Lonestar Data Holdings for the first successful commercial landing on the Moon on 2024-02-22.
Lonestar Data Holdings selected Intuitive Machines as its partner for the Independence Mission and will continue working with Intuitive Machines for the company's upcoming Freedom Mission.
The milestone was achieved by Lonestar Data Holdings' Independence Mission, which is aimed at establishing a series of increasingly sophisticated data centers on and around the Moon.
Lonestar’s Independence payload will undergo a series of in-flight tests designed to qualify Lonestar’s lunar data center concept for Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS).
Leidos' Dynetics team was awarded the Lonestar contract in 2018.
Lonestar is a technology demonstrator designed to provide space-based situational awareness directly to the tactical warfighter.
Lonestar launched on 2022-07-01 from the Mojave Air and Space Port.
Lonestar Data Holdings raised $5,000,000 in seed funding.
Scout Ventures led Lonestar Data Holdings’ $5,000,000 seed funding round.
Dynetics developed, tested, integrated, and delivered the Lonestar tactical space support vehicle through the Design, Development, Demonstration and Integration (D3I), Domain 1 task order for $9,000,000 including a one-year on-orbit demonstration.
LoneStar announced plans in April to deploy a miniature proof-of-concept data center on the moon.