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Starcloud

Data centers in space

Summer 2024Industrials / Industrials -> Aviation and SpaceRedmond, WA, USA12 employees
Artificial Intelligence
Hard Tech
Satellites
Climate
Cloud Computing

About

Starcloud is building data centers in space, initially to provide GPU compute to other satellites, and later to address the rapidly growing demand for energy caused by the deployment of AI. Falling launch costs give Starcloud access to abundant energy, radiative cooling, and the ability to rapidly scale in space. In November 2025, just 21 months after founding, Starcloud launched its first satellite, Starcloud-1 to space. This has an Nvidia H100, which is 100x more powerful GPU than has ever been operated in space before. With this, they became the first entity to train an LLM in space and the first to run a version of Gemini in space. Starcloud will soon also run high-powered inference on Capella SAR data on orbit for the first time. Starcloud is launching its second satellite in October 2026, which will have 100x the power generation of the first and generate more cash than it costs to build and launch. Starcloud expects that within 10 years, most new data centers will be being built in space for the energy.

Founders (3)

Philip Johnston
Founder/CEO
Ezra Feilden
Founder
Adi Oltean
Founder

Details

Status
Active
Stage
Early
Team Size
12
Regions
United States of America, America / Canada