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Lonestar sees the Moon as the ideal location to serve the premium segment of the $200,000,000,000 global data storage industry.
Lonestar Data Holdings Inc. is launching a series of data centers to the lunar surface.
Lonestar contracted Intuitive Machines on 2022-04-19 to deploy a mini proof-of-concept data center on the moon in 2023.
Skycorp is building Lonestar’s first data center payload, which weighs 1 kg and has 16 terabytes of capacity.
Lonestar has contracted to perform a series of advanced service tests on Intuitive Machines’ IM-1 mission near Marius Hills in the Oceanus Procellarum region of the Moon.
In December 2021 Lonestar tested its edge data center from the International Space Station with British software company Canonical and U.S.-based Redwire.
Lonestar signed a contract with Intuitive Machines to test data transfer and storage capabilities during IM-1 using a software-only virtual payload at Oceanus Procellarum on the Moon’s near side.
Future Lonestar data centers are being designed to survive the lunar night and aim to match the 15-to-20-year lifecycle of geostationary satellites.
Lonestar fully funded its IM-1 and IM-2-enabled demos with backing from early-stage investors Scout Ventures, Seldor Capital, and 2 Future Holding.
Lonestar aims to deploy a standalone data center on the moon in 2026.