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TakeMe2Space

MOI-TD flew as a hosted payload on PSLV-C60's POEM-4 stage in December 2024; MOI-1 was lost on PSLV-C62 on 12 Jan 2026; MOI-1A launched on SpaceX Transporter-18 on 1 Oct 2026. Its next announced step is two 100 kg orbital data center satellites (NVIDIA Thor, 100 TB) on Falcon 9, stated as late 2028.

Stage: 5 of 7; Own satellite flown
Verified funding: $5M; rank 8 of 8 in the tracker total
Next announced step: Late 2028; as the organisation stated it
MOI-1A compute: 117 TOPS; company claim

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Timeline: what happened, and what was promised

Done
Failed
Announced target (end of the stated window)
Today

Stage 5 of 7: Own satellite flown

MOI-TD flew as a hosted payload on PSLV-C60's POEM-4 stage in December 2024; MOI-1 was lost on PSLV-C62 on 12 Jan 2026; MOI-1A launched on SpaceX Transporter-18 on 1 Oct 2026.[1][2]

What the stage means: Its own compute satellite flown.

Milestones

30 Dec 2024DoneCompany claim
MOI-TD flown as a hosted payload on PSLV-C60 POEM-4
Sources: TakeMe2Space; ISRO
8 Jan 2026DoneConfirmed
$5M seed led by Chiratae Ventures
Now seeking about $55M for a 50 kW orbital data center.
Sources: SpaceNews; Whalesbook; Inc42
12 Jan 2026FailedConfirmed
MOI-1 lost in PSLV-C62 third-stage anomaly
Source: TakeMe2Space
1 Oct 2026DoneConfirmed
MOI-1A launched on Transporter-18
1 Oct 2026 UTC (10-02 in India). No post-launch contact statement found as of 5 Oct 2026.
Sources: ETV Bharat; ThePrint

Announced next steps

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.

late 2028
Two 100 kg orbital data center satellites (NVIDIA Thor, 100 TB) on Falcon 9[1]

What to watch · SpaceNexus note, not a prediction

Company confirmation of MOI-1A health and first customer jobs.

Approach and key figures

Orbit: LEO SSO (about 500 km planned for 2028 pair)
Architecture: My Orbital Infrastructure (MOI): small satellites selling in-orbit AI inference; customers upload models that run on NVIDIA edge GPUs against onboard imagery
Power: MOI-1A: 120 W peak power budget
Compute: MOI-1A: Jetson Orin NX, 117 TOPS, 2 TB. Planned 2028 satellites: NVIDIA Thor, 100 TB
Customers and partners: 23 customers signed for in-orbit inference (company)

Key figures with confidence labels and sources
Figure	Value	Confidence and source
MOI-1A compute	117 TOPS	Company claim[1]
Customers signed	23 customers	Company claim[1]

Funding

$5M of these rounds count toward the tracker’s verified total of equity in dedicated orbital-compute companies; each row says whether it counts.

Rounds come from company announcements, regulatory filings and press reports. Amounts, valuations and investors are as reported and may be incomplete or later revised. Not investment advice, and not an offer or solicitation for any security. Full disclaimer

Equity rounds
Date	Round	Amount
8 Jan 2026	Seed. Led by Chiratae VenturesCounted in the tracker total.[1][2][3]	$5M

People

Ronak Kumar Samantray (founder)

How it compares

TakeMe2Space beside programs at the same stage or in the same region
Program	Stage	Verified funding	Next step
TakeMe2Space (this page)	Stage 5 of 7: Own satellite flown	$5M	Late 2028: Two 100 kg orbital data center satellites (NVIDIA Thor, 100 TB) on Falcon 9
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

All 59 entries on the orbital data centers tracker

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TakeMe2Space

Timeline: what happened, and what was promised

Done
Failed
Announced target (end of the stated window)
Today

Stage 5 of 7: Own satellite flown

MOI-TD flew as a hosted payload on PSLV-C60's POEM-4 stage in December 2024; MOI-1 was lost on PSLV-C62 on 12 Jan 2026; MOI-1A launched on SpaceX Transporter-18 on 1 Oct 2026.[1][2]

What the stage means: Its own compute satellite flown.

Milestones

30 Dec 2024DoneCompany claim
MOI-TD flown as a hosted payload on PSLV-C60 POEM-4
Sources: TakeMe2Space; ISRO
8 Jan 2026DoneConfirmed
$5M seed led by Chiratae Ventures
Now seeking about $55M for a 50 kW orbital data center.
Sources: SpaceNews; Whalesbook; Inc42
12 Jan 2026FailedConfirmed
MOI-1 lost in PSLV-C62 third-stage anomaly
Source: TakeMe2Space
1 Oct 2026DoneConfirmed
MOI-1A launched on Transporter-18
1 Oct 2026 UTC (10-02 in India). No post-launch contact statement found as of 5 Oct 2026.
Sources: ETV Bharat; ThePrint

Announced next steps

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.

late 2028
Two 100 kg orbital data center satellites (NVIDIA Thor, 100 TB) on Falcon 9[1]

What to watch · SpaceNexus note, not a prediction

Company confirmation of MOI-1A health and first customer jobs.

Approach and key figures

Orbit: LEO SSO (about 500 km planned for 2028 pair)
Architecture: My Orbital Infrastructure (MOI): small satellites selling in-orbit AI inference; customers upload models that run on NVIDIA edge GPUs against onboard imagery
Power: MOI-1A: 120 W peak power budget
Compute: MOI-1A: Jetson Orin NX, 117 TOPS, 2 TB. Planned 2028 satellites: NVIDIA Thor, 100 TB
Customers and partners: 23 customers signed for in-orbit inference (company)

Key figures with confidence labels and sources
Figure	Value	Confidence and source
MOI-1A compute	117 TOPS	Company claim[1]
Customers signed	23 customers	Company claim[1]

Funding

$5M of these rounds count toward the tracker’s verified total of equity in dedicated orbital-compute companies; each row says whether it counts.

Equity rounds
Date	Round	Amount
8 Jan 2026	Seed. Led by Chiratae VenturesCounted in the tracker total.[1][2][3]	$5M

How it compares

TakeMe2Space beside programs at the same stage or in the same region
Program	Stage	Verified funding	Next step
TakeMe2Space (this page)	Stage 5 of 7: Own satellite flown	$5M	Late 2028: Two 100 kg orbital data center satellites (NVIDIA Thor, 100 TB) on Falcon 9
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

All 59 entries on the orbital data centers tracker

Timeline: what happened, and what was promised

Milestones

Announced next steps

Approach and key figures

Funding

People

How it compares

Timeline: what happened, and what was promised

Milestones

Announced next steps

Approach and key figures

Funding

People

How it compares

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