Top 21 Space BigData Processing startups

Mar 09, 2025 | By Boris Maslennikov

These startups are processing vast amounts of data from space missions, satellites and telescopes.
1
Country: Uruguay | Funding: $433.8M
Satellogic will democratize access to space-based services by dramatically reducing the barriers to obtain real-time satellite data.
2
Country: USA | Funding: $148.9M
Slingshot Aerospace applies advanced analytics, machine learning, computer vision, and collaborative tools to data from earth and space, providing customers with clarity in complex situations.
3
Country: USA | Funding: $21M
Starcloud offers cloud computing and data relay to satellites in space.
4
Country: UK | Funding: £2.7M
EARTH-i geospatial solutions utilise optical satellite imagery from the DMC3/TripleSat Constellation. The company uses satellite imagery to provide high-resolution images and data that people can use for a wide range of applications, including urban planning, infrastructure development, environmental monitoring, and security and defense. It uses Machine Learning for processing Earth Observation data.
5
Country: USA | Funding: $280.4M
BlackSky Global is a satellite-imaging-as-a-service startup.
6
Country: USA | Funding: $130.2M
Orbital Insight builds SaaS technology to understand what happens on and to the Earth with AI and machine learning
7
Country: Germany | Funding: $65M
LiveEO provides earth observation technologies and solutions.
8
Country: UK | Funding: $62.6M
Open Cosmos design, build and operate space missions, providing straightforward access to high quality satellite data and insights on a global scale.
9
Country: Sweden
AAC Clyde Space specialises in small satellite technologies and services that enable businesses, governments and educational organisations to access high-quality, timely data from space.
10
Country: Finland | Funding: €23.3M
Kuva Space improves life on Earth by using the world's most extensive hyperspectral satellite constellation and artificial intelligence. The company's platform addresses some of the world's most important concerns, including climate change, disaster response, food demand, and safety and security.
Editor: Boris Maslennikov
Boris Maslennikov is a senior editor for Space-Startups. He has spent more than a decade covering the global space industry as a business journalist. He earned a Ph.D. in planetary sciences from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a bachelor’s degree with honors in geophysics and planetary science from the California Institute of Technology. In his free time, Boris enjoys studying history and mathematics, with a particular interest in the history of mathematics. You can contact Boris at borismaslenikov(at)space-startups(dot)com