top of page

HOME  /  MEDIA  /  •

The Edge of the Cloud is Now in Space

February 3, 2022

Lonestar Lunar

Lonestar successfully completes data storage and edge processing test as part of the first ever software defined payload sent to the International Space Station

St. Petersburg, FL - 3rd February, 2022 - Lonestar Data Holdings Inc. (Lonestar) announces the first ever software defined payload sent to the International Space Station (ISS) enabling successful data storage and edge processing tests on the ISS.

The first software defined payload was sent to the ISS December 17th 2021. Crucially, it leveraged existing hardware on the ISS retasking an existing computer server on board to become an edge of network node. The server was reconfigured to launch a Canonical Ubuntu virtual machine that stored data and ran an application that blockchained the results, which were sent back to Earth.

Additional Media

Lonestar Unveils Lunar Developer Network

Caddis Cloud Solutions and Lonestar Data Holdings Forge Groundbreaking Partnership to Revolutionize Data Storage and Security

Active Vigilance to the Moon

Skycorp’s ARMAS Sensor to Fly Aboard Lonestar Data Holding's Freedom Payload on Intuitive Machines' Lunar Mission to the South Pole

Imagine Dragons and Lonestar

Valkyrie and Lonestar Data Holdings’ AI Technology Is Taking One Giant Leap to the Moon, 55 Years After Apollo 11

Bjarke Ingels Group Designs Lonestar's Freedom Payload

Lonestar Announces Freedom

The Edge of the Cloud is Now in Space

Saving Earth's Data One Byte at a Time

Will Hawkins Joins Lonestar as Chief Data Officer

$5M Raised

Space Industry Veteran Leads Lonstar's Lunar Mission

US Declaration of Independence

Lonestar Completes Oversubscribed Financing Round Raising $825k

Dr. Jose Hernandez, Joins Main Board

Lonestar partners with Ultrascale Digital Infrastructure

Steve Eisele Joins Lonestar as President and Chief Revenue Officer (CRO)

Lonestar opens the J.F. Honeycutt Mission Control

Successful Payload Launch

Moon Data Center Test

Lonestar Lands on The Moon

bottom of page