TakeMe2Space plans India’s first orbital data centre for 2028
In short
TakeMe2Space says it will send two 100-kg satellites into orbit in 2028. They will carry Nvidia Thor GPUs, 100 TB of storage, and optical links, and the company plans a six-satellite group.
The idea could change how data is processed in space, but it is still a plan and the report does not say what is already secured.
What the reporting says
TakeMe2Space, a Hyderabad-based company, said it will fly two 100-kg satellites with Nvidia Thor GPUs, 100 TB storage and optical links on Falcon 9 in 2028, according to the publisher summary. The plan includes a six-satellite constellation, but the source does not say whether funding, contracts, or launch bookings are finalized. The project is still a future plan.
Why it matters
TakeMe2Space, based in Hyderabad, said it will fly two 100-kg satellites equipped with Nvidia Thor GPUs, 100 TB of storage and optical links, with plans for a six-satellite constellation. The reporting says the launch would be on Falcon 9 in 2028, but it does not confirm financing or launch contracts. The affected parties are TakeMe2Space and the broader Indian space-tech ecosystem.