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Eclipse Space unveils satellite platforms for D2D, broadband and orbital computing as space startups pursue constellation partne

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Eclipse Space introduced CitraSat, SliceSat and SurgeSat platforms for direct-to-device connectivity, broadband and orbital data centers, alongside a Gama power partnership. Separately, Loft Orbital and Marlan Space plan a $1 billion AI satellite constellation, while AnySignal will integrate its network and radios with Apex platforms.

Discovered 2026-09-09T02:06:51.046487-07:00 | 2026-09-09T02:06:51.046487-07:00

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  • Eclipse’s three platforms target distinct commercial satellite use cases—direct-to-device connectivity, broadband and orbital computing—highlighting continued specialization among new constellation architectures.
  • Loft Orbital and Marlan Space’s planned $1 billion AI constellation signals substantial investment in space-based data and computing infrastructure across France, Europe, the UAE and global markets.
  • Partnerships involving Gama, AnySignal and Apex show how power systems, communications networks and radios are being integrated into emerging satellite platforms rather than developed as isolated products.

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Via Satellite SpaceQ smallsatnews.com Satellite Evolution CNA frenchtechjournal.com
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