Partnership · Government, Defense & Space
TakeMe2Space teams with QOSMIC on laser satellite links
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- Date
- Company
- TakeMe2Space
- What it does
- Computing satellites in orbit
- Kind
- Partnership
- Based in
- Hyderabad
- Founded
- 2024
What they do
TakeMe2Space builds satellites that process data in orbit instead of sending it all to the ground first
What happened
In July 2026 it partnered with QOSMIC to build what they call India's first home-grown laser link network between satellites
Why it matters
QOSMIC builds the optical terminal while TakeMe2Space designs the pointing gimbal and satellite connections
The details
- TakeMe2Space and QOSMIC partnered in July 2026.
- They will build an optical inter-satellite link network (laser links between satellites).
- QOSMIC leads the core optical communication terminal.
- TakeMe2Space designs the gimbal, satellite bus links and attitude systems.
- The goal is to move and process data directly in orbit.
The bigger picture
- Laser links reduce reliance on ground station passes.
- They can send information to Earth much faster.
- Its later satellites carry a laser link between spacecraft.
About the business
- TakeMe2Space builds computing satellites.
- It aims for an orbital data centre.
- It is based in Hyderabad.
About TakeMe2Space
- Product
- Orbital data-centre and satellite infrastructure, including in-space compute and satellite batteries.
- Customers
- Enterprises and space customers that need in-orbit computing and satellite infrastructure.
- How it makes money
- It provides space infrastructure and orbital compute services to paying customers.
- What sets it apart
- Develops in-space computing capability and optical inter-satellite links for a high-throughput orbital network.
- Operations
- Plans to expand the satellite constellation, partnerships, engineering team, and global sales presence.
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