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Satlyt takes another step toward turning satellites into space data centers

Satlyt ran a successful test this month bringing it closer to turning spacecraft, starting with satellites, into virtual data centers.

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Satlyt takes another step toward turning satellites into space data centers

Satlyt ran a successful test this month bringing it closer to turning spacecraft, starting with satellites, into virtual data centers.

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Satlyt Tests Orbital Task-Planning Software on a Spacecraft

One physical computer ran the software in a simulation with four computers, four users and eight services, while shared work across multiple spacecraft remains untested.

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Satlyt Moves Towards Spatial Data Centres with an in-Orbit Computing Test

Satlyt tested a component of its software to distribute computing tasks according to available resources and connectivity. The trial, conducted as part of a research funded by NASA, used a single physical computer in orbit and left pending the tests of coordination between several real teams.

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Satlyt takes another step toward turning satellites into space data centers

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Satlyt takes another step toward turning satellites into space data centers

Satlyt Tests Orbital Task-Planning Software on a Spacecraft

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