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Tue, 11 Feb 2025
by Miklos Tomka

Parsimoni to demonstrate its SpaceOS in orbit on Clustergate-1

Parsimoni and DPhi Space announce a strategic partnership to demonstrate SpaceOS -the secure, unikernel-based operating system- aboard Clustergate-1 on SpaceX's Transporter-13 mission. This milestone deployment will validate SpaceOS's enhanced security and efficiency capabilities in an operational space environment, marking a significant advancement for secure in-orbit computing. The partnership showcases how DPhi's hosted payload platform can accelerate space software deployment while enabling Parsimoni to prove its innovative approach to payload management in real-world conditions.
Tue, 11 Feb 2025
by Miklos Tomka

World’s first shared payload satellite hackathon

Announcing the groundbreaking "Welcome Inside the Satellite" hackathon, where developers can upload applications directly to a SpaceOS-powered satellite payload computer. This first-of-its-kind event challenges participants to test SpaceOS's security by attempting to breach isolation mechanisms, with a €50K prize pool for successful exploits.
Mon, 02 Dec 2024
by Miklos Tomka

SpaceOS is launching now in North America!

Parsimoni announces North American expansion as SpaceOS gains momentum in the satellite industry. Built on unikernel technology pioneered at the University of Cambridge, SpaceOS offers satellite builders and operators the most secure and efficient operating system for shared payloads and software-defined satellites. After validation with European leaders like Thales, Airbus, and OHB, Parsimoni is now establishing a US presence to accelerate growth in the satellite ecosystem across both continents.
Thu, 10 Aug 2023
by Miklos Tomka

What is SpaceOS and why is it on track to become the new standard for satellites?

SpaceOS is a specialized operating system designed for satellite computing that addresses the emerging challenges in the NewSpace industry. Built on unikernel technology and OCaml, it offers complete isolation between user software with effortless updates, enabling multiple users to operate applications simultaneously on shared satellite infrastructure.