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Quantum Space acquired a technology that allows a single system to operate in both high-thrust chemical and high-efficiency electric modes from Phase Four.
The acquisition from Phase Four includes an integration and test facility located in Los Angeles.
Ranger 2000 will be equipped with Phase Four’s electric propulsion technology to enhance maneuverability for various missions.
Quantum Space spent $40 million to acquire Phase Four's propulsion technology to support its defense initiatives.
Phase Four developed a breakthrough technology enabling a single system to operate in both chemical and electric modes.
Quantum Space acquired Phase Four's technology that operates in both chemical and electric modes.
Partnership with Quantum Space ensures that Phase Four's technology scales for important missions.
Phase Four's radio frequency propulsion technology bridges the gap between traditional chemical performance and electric efficiency.
Acquiring Phase Four’s multi-mode propulsion assets marks a major inflection point for Quantum Space.
Phase Four's multi-mode capability expands Rangers' rapid maneuvering for responsive missions.
Quantum Space has acquired Phase Four’s multi-mode propulsion assets.
Phase Four’s multi-mode propulsion technology allows a single system to operate in both chemical and electric modes.
Quantum Space is using its $40 million Series A extension round to acquire Phase Four’s multi-modal propulsion technology.
Apex acquired Phase Four’s Hall-effect thruster technology, including hardware and personnel.
Quantum Space intends to integrate Phase Four’s propulsion capabilities to support its Golden Dome project ambitions.
Phase Four’s multi-modal propulsion system utilizes both chemical and electric propulsion for high thrust or high efficiency maneuvers.
The acquisition of Phase Four’s technology will enhance Ranger's capabilities for Department of Defense missions.
Quantum Space has acquired Phase Four’s integration and test facility in Hawthorne, California, capable of producing up to 100 engines per year.
Phase Four was founded in 2015 to provide next-generation electric propulsion solutions and services for small satellites.
Phase Four will supply the electric propulsion component in operational ground demonstrations of both ASCENT and hydrazine-based multi-mode systems by the end of 2025-01-01.