Startup · China
The first-constellation design was unveiled at WAIC on 18 Jul 2026; no own satellite has launched. The first, Fuxi-1, is due before March 2027. Its next announced step is first satellite, Fuxi-1, stated as before March 2027.
Stage 1 of 7: Concept
The first-constellation design was unveiled at WAIC on 18 Jul 2026; no own satellite has launched. The first, Fuxi-1, is due before March 2027.[1]
What the stage means: Plans, filings or designs with no ODC hardware built or flown.
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First-constellation design unveiled at WAIC
A design announcement, not a launch. The first satellite, Fuxi-1, is due before March 2027.
Source: Sina Finance
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.
before March 2027
First satellite, Fuxi-1[1]
What to watch · SpaceNexus note, not a prediction
Satellite count and specifications.
| Figure | Value | Confidence and source |
|---|---|---|
| Planned constellation | 1,000 satellites | Company claim[1] |
| Program | Stage | Verified funding | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xingshu Tiansuan (this page) | Stage 1 of 7: Concept | Not counted | Mar 2027: First satellite, Fuxi-1 |
| Agnikul and NeevCloud | Stage 1 of 7: Concept | Not counted | End of 2026: Pilot launch (300 to 350 kg unit) |
| Anthropic | Stage 1 of 7: Concept | Not counted | None announced |
| Apex | Stage 1 of 7: Concept | Not counted | 2027: Sophia Space TILE demo on an Apex Nova bus |
| Atomic-6 | Stage 1 of 7: Concept | Not counted | None announced |
| Blue Origin Sunrise | Stage 1 of 7: Concept | Not counted | Q4 2027: TeraWave deployment begins (the backhaul Sunrise depends on) |
| CASC / CAST | Stage 1 of 7: Concept | Not counted | 2027: Experimental 10 kW-class computing satellite (about 1,000 kg) |
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