Space Tech
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Astrobase’s EVEREST Engine: How a Bengaluru Startup Is Chasing Rocket Science’s Hardest Problem
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Astrobase’s EVEREST is India’s first 800 kN full flow staged combustion rocket engine, the same tough tech SpaceX flies on Raptor. Bengaluru just entered rocket science’s hardest club.
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Pixxel and Sarvam’s Pathfinder: India’s First Orbital Data Centre Satellite
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Pixxel and Sarvam are building Pathfinder, a 200 kg satellite carrying data centre grade GPUs that will run Indian AI models in orbit, processing hyperspectral imagery in real time by Q4 2026.
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Skyroot’s Vikram-1: How a Hyderabad Startup Put India in the World’s Most Exclusive Space Club
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India’s Skyroot Aerospace launched Vikram-1, its first private orbital rocket, on July 18, 2026, making India the third nation with private orbital launch capability, after the US and China.
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ISRO’s Frugal Innovation Model
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The ISRO Model champions strategic frugality and indigenous development, achieving world-class space milestones at a fraction of traditional costs. This blueprint for resourcefulness is now securing India’s digital future by powering competitive AI systems and protecting national linguistic data sovereignty.
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Space Data Centers Are Here: How Starcloud, Crusoe, and NVIDIA Are Building the Future of AI in Orbit
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Introduction: Why Move Data Centers to Space? Imagine a data centre that’s not anchored to an industrial park, instead it orbits silently above Earth, powered by unfiltered sunlight, cooled by the vacuum of space, and located where few humans tread. That’s the bold vision behind Starcloud. Traditional data-centres are facing mounting constraints: soaring power consumption,…
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The Rise of Space Entrepreneurship in India
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⏱️ Read Time: Introduction India’s space sector has long been a symbol of the nation’s scientific and technological prowess. For decades, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has led the charge, launching satellites, exploring the Moon and Mars, and building a reputation as a reliable partner in global space ventures. However, a new chapter is…
