Amazon, Capella Space, castelion, Max Q, Project Kuiper, Space, spacex, Startups, stoke space, Tech Industry, Tech News, Umbra
Max Q: Castelion comes out of stealth
In this issue: Meet Castelion, news from Amazon and more.
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7 companies to provide NASA with commercial satellite imagery under $476M contract
Read more: 7 companies to provide NASA with commercial satellite imagery under $476M contractUmbra, Capella Space and GHGSat are among the seven companies that will provide NASA with commercial satellite imagery, part of an acquisition program that has a maximum potential value of $476 million across all providers. The contract duration is fiv…
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Umbra is a Silicon Valley outsider – they prefer it that way
Read more: Umbra is a Silicon Valley outsider – they prefer it that wayUmbra co-founder Gabe Dominocielo’s last name is roughly translated from the Latin as “lord of the skies.” It’s a fitting title for the head of a satellite imagery company — but in a recent interview with TechCrunch, he joked that his last name should be “unit economics.” “Space isn’t my background,” he said. “My passion…
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AeroVironment Inc, Air Force Research Laboratory, Artificial Intelligence, Austin, Lloyd J III, Capella Space Inc, Defense Department, Drones (Pilotless Planes), Fedorov, Mykhailo, Hammes, Thomas X, Karp, Alex, Palantir Technologies, Russian Invasion of Ukraine (2022), Skydio Inc, Starlink Satellite Constellation (SpaceX), Start-ups, Tech Industry, Tech News, Umbra, United States Defense and Military Forces
Through Ukraine, Tech Start-Ups Make Their Move Into the U.S. Defense Industry
Read more: Through Ukraine, Tech Start-Ups Make Their Move Into the U.S. Defense IndustrySmall, fast-moving U.S. tech firms are using the war in Ukraine to demonstrate a new generation of military systems but face the challenge of selling them to a risk-averse Defense Department.
