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Trends features EDGX in its One Million Club
In its One Million Club series, Trends profiles EDGX. Co-founder Wouter Benoot explains why it is smarter to process satellite data on board.
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EDGX launches AI computing platform in orbit on SpaceX Transporter-16 using NVIDIA Accelerated Computing
Our first two payloads have been in orbit since March 2026, on SpaceX Transporter-16. Two more missions, with Sterna and Morus, are booked for 2027.
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Our new office in Ghent, with our own lab
In January 2026 we moved to a bigger office in the centre of Ghent. It gives our growing team more room, and our lab is part of it.
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EDGX raises €2.3 million and signs its first commercial deal
Our €2.3 million seed round is co-led by the imec.istart future fund, with participation from the Flanders Future Tech Fund (PMV). We also signed our first fully commercial deal.
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With ESA support, we start building STERNA
With support from ESA's ARTES programme, we start developing STERNA: an off-the-shelf AI computer made fit for space, to process satellite data in orbit.
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EDGX joins the imec.istart accelerator programme
EDGX joins the autumn 2023 cohort of imec.istart. We are building an onboard AI computer, so satellites can send down answers instead of raw data.
Updates from the team
Today at ESAC, Madrid, we signed a contract for IRIS² Low-LEO Pre-operational and De-risking Activities, part of ESA's Programme Related to EU Secure Connectivity, together with NXGSAT. IRIS² is the EU's €15.6bn secure …
September 17, 2026
EDGX will be at the World Space Business Week, September 14–17. WSBW is where the commercial space industry comes to talk strategy, deals, and direction. Exactly the conversations that matter right now as orbital compute …
September 9, 2026
EDGX will be at the 40th Annual Small Satellite Conference (SmallSat) — August 23–26, Salt Lake City. The theme of this year couldn't be more fitting: The cloud above the clouds. Orbital compute infrastructure is no longer a …
August 10, 2026
Three years ago: a mission to enable compute in space. Today: STERNA flight-proven in orbit, MORUS next, and a compute layer for space taking shape.
August 4, 2026
A space-based solar power satellite in low orbit is always moving. When there's no receiver in view, like over an ocean, the energy it's making has nowhere to go. So what do you do with that power? You put it to work onboard. …
June 23, 2026
Nick Destrycker, Benjamin Etard, Gilles Lefranc and Joran Heldens will be on the ground, come find us at booth 462. Two of our engineers are presenting their research at the technical program: Gilles Lefranc, Tuesday May 26 at …
May 22, 2026
Our Sterna flight computer is listed, alongside orbital data center platforms, autonomous spacecraft systems, and some of the most ambitious infrastructure companies operating above the Kármán line today like Starcloud, Kepler …
May 12, 2026
He'll be joining the panel "From Space Data to Orbital Intelligence", a discussion on the market potential, technical realities, and business challenges of commercial cloud computing in space. These are the conversations that …
May 11, 2026
We flew to California to watch something we built leave the planet. This is that moment, in two minutes...
May 5, 2026
