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Ramon.Space
Radiation hardened space computing processors for satellite missions
Vitality Radar
Pillar Analysis
Strategic Assessment
Strategic Vector
Ramon.Space is positioning itself as a core provider of space‑resilient computing infrastructure, using recent funding and telecom/NTN partnerships to push toward software‑defined, cloud‑like capabilities in orbit.
Efficiency Ratio
Given its relatively modest team size, the cadence of funding, partnerships, and product/platform launches indicates above‑average conversion of capital and talent into visible market outputs.
Evidence Signals
Ramon.Space announced a Series B funding round of approximately $26M led by Ingrasys (Foxconn subsidiary) and Abu Dhabi’s Strategic Development Fund, with participation from existing investors Grove Ventures, Deep Insight and UMC Capital.
Ramon.Space announced a Series A funding round of $17.5M for supercomputing in space, with investors including StageOne Ventures, Deep Insight, WorldQuant Ventures, UMC Capital and existing investor Grove Ventures, to support development and expansion of operations in the US and Israel.
Radisys Corporation and Ramon.Space announced a partnership to jointly develop space‑resilient intellectual property for 5G Non‑Terrestrial Network (NTN) solutions, leveraging Ramon.Space’s AI/ML‑powered, space‑resilient computing infrastructure.
Ramon.Space and LEOcloud announced a partnership to create a constellation of cloud‑enabled edge computing satellites, with Ramon.Space providing integrated space computer systems and LEOcloud using Red Hat OpenShift to run cloud applications on LEO satellites and on Earth.
Avi Shabtai became CEO of Ramon.Space, with his LinkedIn profile indicating he has served as Chief Executive Officer at Ramon.Space since February 2020, reflecting a leadership change that brought in an executive with prior telecom experience.
Ramon.Space was featured as a 4YFN (Four Years From Now) finalist, highlighting the company’s recognition in the innovation ecosystem for its vision in space computing and software‑defined satellites.
Ramon.Space updated its products lineup, presenting a platform of space computing products built from the ground up to enable advanced software applications in space, including systems for processing, storage and communication.
Ramon.Space and Foxconn’s Ingrasys expanded a strategic partnership to deliver scalable in‑orbit data center infrastructure, building on Ingrasys’ role as lead investor and manufacturing partner for space‑resilient computing systems.
- About
- Develops radiation-hardened VLSI/ASIC solutions and many-core processors for space applications. The RC64 processor provides high-performance, Earth-like computing capabilities for satellites, enabling real-time data processing, artificial intelligence-driven intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, and secure communications in harsh deep space and orbital environments.
- Relevancy
- Critical for space-based defense systems, satellite processors, and military space applications. Enables advanced computing capabilities in harsh space environments for defense and intelligence satellites.
- Tags
- #semiconductors #space #radiation-hardened #processors #satellites #computing #defense-space #VLSI