Startup · China
超智算科技有限公司 / 超智算一号
Super Intelligent Computing-1 (超智算一号) launched on Kinetica-1 on 20 Sep 2026. Its next announced step is advance large-scale constellation deployment, stated as undated.
Stage 5 of 7: Own satellite flown
Super Intelligent Computing-1 (超智算一号) launched on Kinetica-1 on 20 Sep 2026.[1]
What the stage means: Its own compute satellite flown.
DoneConfirmed
Super Intelligent Computing-1 launched on Kinetica-1 Y18 with 8 other satellites
12:03 Beijing time (04:03 UTC) on Kinetica-1 Y18; CelesTrak lists 21 Sep 2026.
Source: Science and Technology Daily
Targets as the organisation stated them. When a date moved, every move is listed with its source; a narrower window is shown as a narrowing.
undated
Advance large-scale constellation deployment[1]
What to watch · SpaceNexus note, not a prediction
Whether compute specifications are published.
Liu Mingtao (founder) · Li Peiyang (CTO)
| Program | Stage | Verified funding | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supersmartcompute (this page) | Stage 5 of 7: Own satellite flown | Not counted | Undated: Advance large-scale constellation deployment |
| Aethero | Stage 5 of 7: Own satellite flown | $8.4M | Oct 2026: Titan: Jetson Thor compute cluster on EnduroSat FRAME-15 |
| Altair | Stage 5 of 7: Own satellite flown | Not counted | 2027: The other nine satellites of the first ten |
| Google Suncatcher | Stage 5 of 7: Own satellite flown | Not counted | 2027: Two-satellite mission testing inter-satellite laser links |
| KP Labs | Stage 5 of 7: Own satellite flown | Not counted | Mid-2026: Leopard DPU on ESA OPS-SAT VOLT |
| Orbital Chenguang | Stage 5 of 7: Own satellite flown | Not counted | 2025 to 2027: First computing constellation and key technologies |
| Planet | Stage 5 of 7: Own satellite flown | Not counted | 2027: Pair of Suncatcher satellites with Google |
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