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SpaceComputer retweeted
@SpaceComputerIO team has arrived at @EDCON_Official 🇲🇾
Catch us to talk about #space #Infrastructure 📡🛰️
#edcon2026 @semicondurian
SpaceComputer retweeted
Right now at @EDCON_Official #edcon2016
@semicondurian discusses how do we move from building each time single missions to a compounding and scalable space internet infrastructure with @SpaceComputerIO
Next, @easonchaiii, will present our KMS and discuss beta program
SpaceComputer retweeted
@SteffenKux of corpuscore.tech kicking off @EDCON_Official 2026 in Kuala Lumpur
Introduces pragmatic adaptive privacy
Because it should be a dynamic and proactive consideration rather than reactive
SpaceComputer retweeted
EDCON2026 is bringing an Oxford Debate about AI to the stage:
Between AI doom or AI abundance: Frontier Tech and the Next Decade
Panelists:
🔹 @Henryleemr , Ecosystem Product Lead @GoKiteAI
🔹 @semicondurian , CEO Cofounder @SpaceComputerIO
🔹 @StPinkie , Former PolkaDot DevRel
🔹 @dannyvayne , Founder Stealth
🎙️Moderator:
@madamczyk0 , Operations Manager @SpaceComputerIO
EDCON2026
📅 Oct 17–18, 2026
📍Menara KEN TTDI, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia🇲🇾
Event free tickets ：luma.com/x54fvix6
More info: edcon.io
Event group: t.me/EDCONKL
See you in KL!
SpaceComputer retweeted
SpaceConputer KMS, designed from the ground up for orbital deployment.
Secure infrastructure in space starts with getting the foundations right on Earth.
We’re excited to launch @SpaceComputerIO’s Key Management Service (KMS), now live in beta.
KMS gives teams a secure foundation for managing keys, identities, and cryptographic operations across their applications and infrastructure today, while giving us the base to build more advanced security capabilities over time.
Our engineering team has been working around the clock to bring this product to life this year, with the architecture and thinking outlined in our latest engineering blog.
Huge shoutout to @zkpedrongmi @danidelta8 @utocif @am_ylm, and @easonchaiii for all their hard work bringing our on-Earth KMS to life.
We’re shipping more capabilities very soon.
Let’s keep building 🚀🙌
SpaceComputer retweeted
Secure infrastructure in space starts with getting the foundations right on Earth.
We’re excited to launch @SpaceComputerIO’s Key Management Service (KMS), now live in beta.
KMS gives teams a secure foundation for managing keys, identities, and cryptographic operations across their applications and infrastructure today, while giving us the base to build more advanced security capabilities over time.
Our engineering team has been working around the clock to bring this product to life this year, with the architecture and thinking outlined in our latest engineering blog.
Huge shoutout to @zkpedrongmi @danidelta8 @utocif @am_ylm, and @easonchaiii for all their hard work bringing our on-Earth KMS to life.
We’re shipping more capabilities very soon.
Let’s keep building 🚀🙌
For SpaceComputer, a Key Management Service (KMS) is a natural first application to build.
It’s authority-dense, and needs modest compute and communication.
A KMS controls the cryptographic authority behind high-stakes actions, and authorization of critical downstream systems.
By securing the control plane for security keys, we’re enabling customers to protect action-driven decisions by AI agents and mission-critical information, while preparing for evolving space cybersecurity landscape.
Learn more from our engineering team about our KMS service: blog.spacecomputer.io/kms-ar…
SpaceComputer retweeted
KMS was one of the most complex things we’ve built this year
And we will keep shipping new features on our way to SpaceKMS
In the meantime, here’s an absolute unit of a blog post where the architecture is explained in great detail
Build in public. For space 🚀
For SpaceComputer, a Key Management Service (KMS) is a natural first application to build.
It’s authority-dense, and needs modest compute and communication.
A KMS controls the cryptographic authority behind high-stakes actions, and authorization of critical downstream systems.
By securing the control plane for security keys, we’re enabling customers to protect action-driven decisions by AI agents and mission-critical information, while preparing for evolving space cybersecurity landscape.
Learn more from our engineering team about our KMS service: blog.spacecomputer.io/kms-ar…
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SpaceComputer retweeted
I’ll be joining @desilvaneil and Rob Meyerson in @cornell_tech New York City campus for a session on Space Economy’s Next Chapter
Join and HMU If you’re around !
🚀 Rare opportunity in NYC🍎to hear two space entrepreneurs, including the longtime former President of @blueorigin, explain what the final frontier looks like today.
Wed, Oct 21, 5:30pm at @cornell_tech
Limited external guests. RSVP now at Luma: luma.com/spaceeconomy
SpaceComputer retweeted
The most secure place to run compute won’t always be the cheapest.
But for the workloads and decisions where security matters most, the cost can be justified.
And before we can safely onboard people and autonomous agents to infrastructure in space, we need to build the security foundations here on Earth.
That’s why we built SpaceComputer’s key management service, which is now in live beta.
Our KMS is a natural first step toward securing compute systems as more consequential decisions across industries are made autonomously.
Over the coming months, we’ll be rolling out updates including TEE attestation, post-quantum and threshold cryptography, and MCP capabilities.
Big thanks to our engineering team, who have been working hard to bring our KMS to life!
Read more: quantumspectator.com/spaceco…
We’re excited to announce SpaceComputer Key Management Service is live in public beta.
KMS acts as a verifiable control plane for cloud services, financial systems, and agentic applications rely on cryptographic keys to authorize high-value actions like signing, decrypting, and provisioning.
Our priority is to build a KMS domain strongly isolated, attestable, policy-controlled, cryptographically-agile and auditable.
Starting today, our KMS capabilities are available by SDK and CLI:
✓ Secret key generation and storage
✓ AWS KMS style API
✓ Custom policies
✓ Multi-tenancy
✓ AI workflow support
More updates are rolling out in the coming weeks, including TEE enablement, attestable execution, threshold cryptography, and PQC capabilities.
Create your account and start with 500 free credits: accounts.spacecomputer.io/
SpaceComputer retweeted
We start on Earth, by creating the best, most flexible KMS on the market.
This is gold for web3 but not only, and the tech is insane 🤯
With our KMS, you’ll have a fully isolated, verifiable system to hold secrets and give just enough authorization to your AI agents
We’re excited to announce SpaceComputer Key Management Service is live in public beta.
KMS acts as a verifiable control plane for cloud services, financial systems, and agentic applications rely on cryptographic keys to authorize high-value actions like signing, decrypting, and provisioning.
Our priority is to build a KMS domain strongly isolated, attestable, policy-controlled, cryptographically-agile and auditable.
Starting today, our KMS capabilities are available by SDK and CLI:
✓ Secret key generation and storage
✓ AWS KMS style API
✓ Custom policies
✓ Multi-tenancy
✓ AI workflow support
More updates are rolling out in the coming weeks, including TEE enablement, attestable execution, threshold cryptography, and PQC capabilities.
Create your account and start with 500 free credits: accounts.spacecomputer.io/
SpaceComputer retweeted
🚨 Speaker Announcement 🚨
We’re excited to announce that @semicondurian, CEO Cofounder @SpaceComputerIO and @easonchaiii, DevRel of @SpaceComputerIO will jointly speak at EDCON2026!
They will talk about Trust Fabric for the Space Internet.
EDCON 2026 will be held from Oct 17th to 18th in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia🇲🇾!
Event free tickets ：luma.com/x54fvix6
🔔Join Us at EDCON 2026!
Apply to speak, sponsor, volunteer, or collaborate—EDCON offers unmatched access to the global Ethereum community.
More info: edcon.io
SpaceComputer retweeted
Exciting to see @semicondurian and @rezabfil and the whole @SpaceComputerIO team bring their Space Fabric architecture to life! 📡🛰️🌐
The SpaceX IPO has opened the eyes of the world to space infrastructure, but few people think about the security of compute in orbit. This is where SpaceComputer will play a pivotal role.
At its core Space Fabric is being built to protect data and computations in orbit while keeping compute cryptographically verifiable and secure.
A marriage of hardware and cryptographic primitives 💛
Don't get me started on quantum, much of today's cryptography won't hold in the future. These early missions by SpaceComputer will build the security foundations for a post-quantum readiness future. The Space Fabric architecture is an early, concrete step in that direction.
Congratulations to everyone involved!🎉
We're taking a bet that the future development and growth of space computing will resemble a lot what we've seen on earth:
- Open and interoperable
- Cryptographically verifiable and secure
- Shared resources will unlock utility and scale
Today we're announcing the first mission of @SpaceComputerIO, a custom design and implementation of our Space Fabric architecture. Our payload will be integrated aboard a spacecraft traveling from LEO to GEO and will be planned to operate in GEO for full 12 months or longer.
Thanks to @spacereportr and @SpaceNews_Inc for the coverage 👽🙏🏻
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SpaceComputer retweeted
We're taking a bet that the future development and growth of space computing will resemble a lot what we've seen on earth:
- Open and interoperable
- Cryptographically verifiable and secure
- Shared resources will unlock utility and scale
Today we're announcing the first mission of @SpaceComputerIO, a custom design and implementation of our Space Fabric architecture. Our payload will be integrated aboard a spacecraft traveling from LEO to GEO and will be planned to operate in GEO for full 12 months or longer.
Thanks to @spacereportr and @SpaceNews_Inc for the coverage 👽🙏🏻
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SpaceComputer retweeted
It's no longer a secret that Falcon 9 missions are deprioritized as SpaceX shifts more and more focus and resources to Starship
There's a lot of industry wide concerns about it, but, are they justifies?
Short term: absolutely, everyone is already feeling the crunch on launch availability
Long term: this will lead to
1. Competition on launch, more resources will be allocated to get alternative providers into production
2. Long term this will be remembered as the traumatizing period we needed to make sure accessibility to space isn't neglected. SHOCK THERAPY for the space sector
SpaceComputer retweeted
EDCON has always been one of my fav gathering for the Ethereum community
Stoked to support 2026 conference in Kuala Lumpur 🫡💛💚
EDCON has always been built by and for the Ethereum community. This year, we’re taking it a step further to ground EDCON2026 even deeper in our host region.
Introducing the EDCON2026 Community Committee👇
Three local leaders bridging the global Ethereum ecosystem with APAC’s local builder scene:
🔹 SK Kim @ksk8176012
🔹 Daniel Exponent @semicondurian
🔹 Jennifer Hsu @joy_890913
Welcome aboard 🚀
And special thanks to @geodelabs for making it possible🫶🫶
SpaceComputer retweeted
The space industry is at the precipice of an exponential transition
1. Nearish term:
from 10-20k satellites in orbit to ~100k
2. Longer term, prepare for >10m satellites
Security infrastructure requires first principles thinking across the stack and the opportunities are huge!
There's 15,000 satellites in orbit today, with projections for over 100,000 by 2030.
As part of the new generation of companies racing to build compute satellites, we ask one question: how are companies handling their cybersecurity?
Many platforms are marketed as 'secure' and 'sovereign' yet take no visible steps towards cybersecurity measures.
And cybersecurity is becoming such critical infrastructure in space it's at a 5 billion dollar market gap in 2025.
This coincides with cyber incidents surging upwards of 118% in 2025, with little critical infrastructure built to encrypt, secure, and protect everything from ground stations to GEO spacecraft.
We're building to fill that gap, and solve the security problem in space infrastructure.
Here's a comprehensive breakdown of the state of the industry, and what we need to do next with cybersecurity for space infrastructure:
blog.spacecomputer.io/the-5-…
SpaceComputer retweeted
Commercial activity led roughly 78% of the $626B space economy in 2025
Governments are now the minority customer!
Every satellite business needs several other space businesses to get it from idea to orbit
everyone is racing to build a piece of the space acceleration era, but all these layers aren't yet interoperating the same way infrastructure does on Earth.
I've compiled my recent 3 piece into a deep dive on 50+ companies, from ground stations on Earth to asteroid miners, and what's happening in each layer:
blog.spacecomputer.io/layers…
SpaceComputer retweeted
Want to know what it will take to secure the space internet?
Had such a fun time with at the T-Minus Space-Cyber Briefing with Maria Varmazis! It was a bit of challenging to fit everything into 15 mins though.
Tune into how we're approaching secure stack in space at @SpaceComputerIO 👇
youtu.be/eDhsmBr-_GA?si=ha_G…
SpaceComputer retweeted
Open, verifiable Space Infrastructure.
When you realize that current space infra is in it's infancy and lacks verifiability, interoperability and security that seem obvious today in terrestrial networks - then you realize @SpaceComputerIO's mission.
At SpaceComputer, we look at our open infrastructure the way the internet once looked at Linux.
Linux infrastructure is open, auditable, and vendor-neutral.
That openness is why it’s the foundation of the internet: hyperscalers, competitors, and governments could all standardize on it, because trusting Linux never meant trusting a vendor.
We're doing the same for the space internet.
Our infrastructure design, Space Fabric, is built on open verification.
We publish our tech stack and system design, and work with hardware partners like Tropic Square also take an open source approach. We incorporate Raspberry Pis into our infrastructure due to their exceptional interoperability across diverse applications.
Linux was one of the biggest companies to build backbone level verifiable infrastructure into what it is today.
The space internet needs the same foundation, and we're building it.
Explore the solutions we offer now: spacecomputer.io/solutions/?…